The Electronic Design group at EISLAB performs research on analog and mixed-signal design for sensor systems, embedded systems, and vehicle electronics. The group covers a wide range of projects, ranging from high efficiency motor drivers, through wireless platforms for sensor networking, down to low-noise transistor design on silicon.

The group has through the Europractice cooperation possibilities to manufacture on-chip designs in a wide range of processes. A well equipped microelectronics laboratory allows chip scale handling and mounting such as die bonding and wire bonding, as well as traditional surface mount technology. The laboratory is also well equipped for on and off chip measurement purposes.

Today there are a number of active research topics within the area of electronic design. These are listed and explained following this link --->

Recent publications related to the mixed mode design group.

The Large Aperture Array Radar Simulation Environment (LAARSE) have been developed at EISLAB, Luleå University of Technology, for the EISCAT 3D project. The simulation software was initially developed to increase the understanding of how the large aperture array radars will function in reality.