The Real Time Embedded Digital Signal Processing (DSP) Systems Laboratory, supervised by Professor Ganesan, involved in efficient and optimal design for size, power consumption, performance, features, and cost. This lab focuses on analysis of the embedded systems for ability to meet critical and non-critical tasks, and meet functional and non-functional requirements. Ability to conserve power by adjusting the task schedule, use of advanced DSP processors, advanced FPGAs with soft-core multiple CPUs and microcontrollers with wired or wireless interfaces, analysis of network protocols like CAN (controller area network), design of sensors using MEMs for rugged environment, multiprocessor and multi-core CPUs based design for high performance and fault tolerance, are some of the areas of research.
The research mission of this lab is to design and develop large-scale, Real Time, Embedded, and DSP Systems. Also, we collaborate to world class corporate labs to meet the recent research challenges, namely, Hitachi, Texas Instruments, Free Scale, Intel, US Army, SAE, etc.
Following courses are offered by RTEDSP at the graduate level in the area of Embedded Systems, DSP, and Real Time Systems.
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| ECE 570 |
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Microprocessor-based Systems Design (4) |
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Dr. Subra Ganesan
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| ECE 573 |
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Embedded Systems Verification & Validation (4) |
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Dr. Subra Ganesan |
| ECE 576 |
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Embedded Systems using FPGA (4) |
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Dr. Subra Ganesan |
ECE 664
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Parallel Embedded Computer Architecture (4) |
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Dr. Subra Ganesan |
ECE 666
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Real Time Systems (4)
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Dr. Subra Ganesan |
| ECE 671 |
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DSP in Embedded Systems (4) |
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Dr. Subra Ganesan |
Please feel free to contact us for any questions:
Subra Ganesan, Ph.D.
Director, RTEDSPL
105 Dodge Hall of Engineering
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Oakland University
Rochester, Michigan 48309
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248-370-2206 (Off)
248-370-2135 (Lab)
248-370-4633
ganesan@oakland.edu |