Eric A. M. Klumperink (IEEE Member '98, Senior Member '06, Fellow '20) was born on April 4th, 1960, in Lichtenvoorde, The Netherlands. He received a B.Sc. degree from HTS, Enschede (1982), worked in industry on digital hardware and software, and then joined the University of Twente, Enschede, in 1984, shifting focus to analog CMOS circuit research. This resulted in several publications and his Ph.D. thesis "Transconductance Based CMOS Circuits: Circuit Generation, Classification and Analysis" (1997). In 1998, Eric started as Assistant Professor at the IC-Design Laboratory in Twente and shifted research focus to RF CMOS circuits during a sabbatical in 2001 at Ruhr Universitaet Bochum, Germany. Since 2006, he is an Associate Professor, teaching Analog & RF IC Electronics and guiding PhD and MSc projects related to RF CMOS circuit design with focus on Software Defined Radio, Cognitive Radio and Beamforming. Eric served as an Associate Editor for the IEEE TCAS-II (2006-2007), IEEE TCAS-I (2008-2009) and the IEEE JSSC (2010-2014), and as member of the technical program committees of conferences ISSCC (2011-2016), RFIC Symposium (2011-2021) and ESSCIRC (2019-). He holds 16 patents, authored and co-authored over 200 internationally refereed journal and conference papers, and was recognized as 20+ ISSCC paper contributor over 1954-2013. He is a co-recipient of the ISSCC 2002 and the ISSCC 2009 "Van Vessem Outstanding Paper Award" and served as IEEE SSC Distinguished Lecturer.
Expertise
Engineering
- Receivers
- Mixers (Machinery)
- Linearity
- Filtration
- Filters
Physics
- Frequencies
- Output
- Sampling
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If you are an IEEE member you can get a quick idea of my research interests checking the review paper "Interference Robust CMOS Radio Receiver Circuits": RFIC Virtual Journal issue by Klumperink and Molnar
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Courses academic year 2024/2025
Courses in the current academic year are added at the moment they are finalised in the Osiris system. Therefore it is possible that the list is not yet complete for the whole academic year.
Courses academic year 2023/2024
- 191210850 - Advanced Analog IC Electronics
- 191211208 - Internship EE
- 191211219 - Master Thesis Project
- 191211500 - Wireless Transceiver Electronics
- 191211650 - Multi-Disciplinary Design Project
- 201600017 - Final Project Preparation
- 201600187 - Individual Project
- 201900200 - Final Project EMSYS
- 201900223 - Capita Selecta Electrical Engineering
- 202001162 - Bachelor Thesis EE
- 202001434 - Internship EMSYS
- 202300070 - Final Project EMSYS
Current Research Projects:
- Interference Robust Beamforming (MIRABeam) - Tx: Joep Zanen
- N-Path Rx Architectures - Roel Plompen
- Arbitrary Digital Clock Generation - Nimit Jain
- N-Path Rx Circuit Techniques - Emiel Zijlma
Previous Research Projects:
- Flexible Receiver Architectures: Maikel Huiskamp, Labrinus van Manen, Harish Kundur Subramaniyan
- Hybrid Mixed Analog/Digital PLLs in 28nm FDSOI CMOS : Claudia Palattella
- Filter-less Radio Receivers: Yuan-Ching Lien
- Interference Robust RX: Labrinus van Manen
- Interference Robust Receivers (IRUDIT): Vijay Purushothaman
- Ultra Low Power transceivers for IoT (ULPIoT): Bart Thijssen
- Interference Robust Beamforming (MIRABeam) - Rx: Sajad Golabi
- Full-Duplex Radios for Local Access (DUPLO): Dirk-Jan van den Broek
- Building Blocks for RF transceivers in 28nm FDSOI CMOS: Hugo Westerveld
- Reconfigurable Phased Arrays (STARS): Remko Struiksma
- Concurrent Multi-channel Receivers: Kasri Reda
- Low Power RF-Downconverter front-end: Harish Kundur Subramaniyan
- Next Generation Phased Array Transmitter Electronics: Jasper Velner
- CMOS Cognitive Radio: Saqib Subhan
- AD-REM: Ad-hoc Dynamic Radio-spectrum Exploitation via Multi-phase Radio: Mark Oude Alink & Dlovan Mahrov & Amir Ghaffari
- CMOS Beamforming Techniques: Michiel Soer & Kasra Garakoui
- Low Noise CMOS Satelite Receiver: Paul Geraedts
- Low Jitter Clock Generation: Xiang Gao
- Low Power Software Defined Radio - Niels Moseley & Zhiyu Ru
- Ultra Wideband Techniques in CMOS: Stephan Blaakmeer
- CMOS Nanowire Communication: Eisse Mensink & Daniel Schinkel
- Software Defined Radio: Vincent Arkesteijn
- 1/f - noise reduction: Arnoud van der Wel
- RF-LNA in CMOS & Systematic Design of Linear HF CMOS Circuits: Federico Bruccoleri
- RF-synthesizer in CMOS: Remco van der Beek
- High Speed Electrical Communication: Jan Rutger Schrader
Address
University of Twente
Carré (building no. 15), room C2631
Hallenweg 23
7522 NH Enschede
Netherlands
University of Twente
Carré C2631
P.O. Box 217
7500 AE Enschede
Netherlands
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