System Design Department
IHP’s System Design department conducts research and development for high-end wireless solutions.
Currently the main research topics are: Wireless Internet applications and middleware systems, optimized protocol processors for TCP/IP and MAC and baseband processors for several innovative wireless standards. IHP’s SiGe BiCMOS for hybrid integrated and embedded systems as system-on-chip is used whereever possible.
The vision and concept of work is determined by the conviction, that in the long term system-on-chip will be the winning solution for embedded systems including wireless communication.
The wireless engine concept realizes a vertical approach to a system-on-chip design for innovative wireless systems. Embedding multiple processors, an RF front-end, and baseband modules connected by a proper universal on-chip bus as well as memory integration, flexible processor cores and power management are our way of realizing this.
System Design activities started at the IHP in 1999. Thanks to an active project acquisition with significant third-party funding for IHP’s system and circuit design activities, the department has grown rapidly and now employs more than 40 scientists, PhD students, postdocs, and student workers.
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03-01-12
Genauere Lokalisierung im WLAN
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12-10-11
3. Brandenburger Sensornetztag
18. Oktober 2011 im IHP
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22-08-11
Kick-Off zum BMBF-ForMaT-Projekt
„Erweiterte Sicherheit für Kritische Infrastrukturen (ESCI)“ am 25./26. August 2011
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Wenn gute Ideen gutes Geld bringen
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07-12-10
Zuverlässige Datenübertragung von Sensor- und Aktordaten über Funksysteme nachgewiesen
Dr. Peter Langendörfer (IHP), Dr. Christoph Peschke (DLR) und Steffen Peter (IHP) Durchgeführt wurde das Projekt Realflex, das vom Bundesministerium für ...
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01-12-10
Young Engineer Award Gewinner verkündet
Auf dem Kongress Get-together der SPS/IPC/DRIVES 2010 wurden am Abend des 24. November 2010 die Gewinner des Young Engineer Awards ausgezeichnet. Es sind Jana Krimmling, IHP GmbH Frankfurt/Oder und Frederic Blank, Universität Stuttgart.
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03-11-10
2. Brandenburger Sensornetztag
17. November 2010
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01-10-10
Sixt Joint Symposium on Opto- and Microelectronic Devices and Circuits [more]
07-07-10
Abschlussveranstaltung „Science & Business“
12. Juli 2010
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16-06-10
IHP-Projekt „Sensoren für eine kooperative Netzwerküberwachung“ für dritte Runde des BMBF-Programms „ForMaT“ bestätigt [more]
09-02-10
Wireless sensors for infrastructure security
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