Telecommunications is the branch of electrical engineering that deals with any kind of messaging and interaction over any kind of transmission medium; wired (telephone and stationary computer networks, fiber optics), wireless (cell phones, radio, navigation, TV, satellite, infrared and so on).
Telecommunications Laboratory is the primary location of practical education and training for undergraduate telecommunications courses within the department. Also several research projects on wireless communications and networks are conducted in the laboratory.
Oktay Koc.
Electrical-Electronics Engineering Department D-Block, D-217 (with a nice view of METU campus).
Anritsu Spectrum Analyzer (9kHz-3GHz), Function Generators, Signal Generators, Workstations for Telecommunications Research Work, Oscilloscopes and other Electrical Test Equipments.
Telephone: 90-312-210-4513, Fax: 2304
Laboratory is usually utilized for the undergraduate telecommunications courses (EE 435 and EE436) experiments and demonstrations.
Several research projects do also take place within the laboratory:
Wireless Networks and Efficiency
Radar Signal Processing
MIMO / OFDM
Academic Organizations: IEEE,IEEE Communications Society, International Telecommunication Union
Popular E-zines: Telecommunications Magazine, Wireless Week
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