Microwave electronics and radars
Microwave circuit design, low-noise signal generation and state-of-the-art active and passive short- and long-range radars – including ground-penetrating radar for subsurface object detection.
We combine research excellence with a passion for teaching, discovering and developing solutions that reach from radio frequencies to light.
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The Radiation and Optics Laboratory is part of the Department of Information and Communication Technologies (KIKT) at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Ljubljana. Our research covers radio and optical communications, with a focus on the physical layer of telecommunication networks.
Current research includes transfer of synchronisation signals over optical fibre, next-generation optical access networks, adaptive antennas and advanced radio front-ends for mobile and satellite links – together with industrial partners and research institutions.
Meet the teamBasic and applied research in national and international projects (ARIS, ERC, H2020, COST, NATO SPS).
Analogue and high-speed digital microwave electronics, RF integrated circuits, quantum optics, 3D modelling of passive structures and antennas up to the terahertz range.
Lectures and laboratory courses at all three levels of study, hands-on workshops and professional seminars for industry.
Microwave circuit design, low-noise signal generation and state-of-the-art active and passive short- and long-range radars – including ground-penetrating radar for subsurface object detection.
Adaptive antennas in planar, waveguide and wire technology – building blocks of next-generation antenna arrays.
Radio links, ground stations and receivers for satellite systems, and resilience of GNSS navigation against jamming and spoofing.
Stable quantum key distribution and innovative methods for preserving the coherence of optical links through phase and polarisation stabilisation over fibre.
The laboratory is equipped with state-of-the-art instruments for measurements in the radio-frequency and optical domains – for research, industrial partners and teaching.
Department of ICT
UL Faculty of Electrical Engineering