CaSIC LAB – Communication and Signal Processing Design IC Lab

About Us

Communications and Signal Processing IC Design (CaSIC) Lab is devoted to the theoretical study and architecture design for communications and signal processing systems. Our current research directions include:

Signal processing for communications
Statistical signal processing
Signal processing for VLSI
Machine learning
Bio-medical signal processing
Base band IC design

Practical applications of our current research directions include 6G mobile communications and advanced signal processing with emphases on

Physical beamforming
MIMO precoding
Low earth orbit satellite communications
mmWave communications, implementations and OTA measurements
C-RAN and O-RAN
ECG signal analysis and expert systems
Sparse Fast Fourier Transform

Publications

Yan-Yin He, Hsiao-Chien Chen and Shang-Ho Tsai, “Physical beam sharing multiuser systems: Beamforming designs and OTA testings,” IEEE Trans. Wireless Communications, Feb. 2022.
Dean-Chang Ling, Min-Shan Tsai, Dean-An Ling and Shang-Ho Tsai, “Predicting ventricular defibrillation results using learning models: A design practice and performance analysis,” IEEE Open Journal of Circuits and Systems, vol. 2, pp. 686-699 2021.
Chang-Jen Wang, Chao-Kai Wen, Shang-Ho Tsai, Shi Jin and Geoffrey Ye Li, “Phase retrieval using expectation consistent signal recovery algorithm based on hypernetwork,” IEEE Trans. Signal Processing, vol. 69, pp. 5770-5783, Oct. 2021.