Tesi programma Socrates

The following students developed their thesis work at LESIM in the framework of Socrates program:

• Radovan Rybar, from Technical University of Kosice, Slovacchia with a thesis on UMTS system;

• Benoit Gautrot, from ENSERB - BORDEAUX-France with a thesis on with a thesis on remote control of oscilloscopes with GPIB and use of webcam.

• Pedros Chaitas, from Thessaloniki University, Greece, with a thesis on Remote control of Spectrum and Network Analyzer.

• Petko Nikolov Petkov, from Technical University of Sofia, Bulgaria with a thesis on measurements for UMTS signals;

• Stanimir Ivanov Statev, from Technical University of Sofia, Bulgaria with a thesis on measurements for UMTS signals.

• Moisa Sorin, from Gh. Asachi Technical University, Iasi, Romania, with a thesis on compensation of ADC nonlinearies.

• William D'Ingrando, from ENSERB - BORDEAUX � France with a thesis on remote management of measurement instrumentation by using the RSVP protocol.

• Gergana T. Nikolova, from Technical University of Sofia, with a thesis on the development of measurement algorithms on FPGA.

• Donka V. Atanasova, from Technical University of Sofia, with a thesis on the development of measurement algorithms on FPGA.

• Kameliya P. Georgieva, from Technical University of Sofia, with a thesis on the metrological characterisation of a measurement method for the detection of faults in microelectronic packages.

• Margarita I. Rangelova, from Technical University of Sofia, with a thesis on the implementation  on DSP of a method for the correction of the integral non linearity error in the ADCs.

• Olga Silvent, from Escola Politecnica Superior de Castelldefels, Universidad Politecnica de Catalunya, Spain, with a thesis on the comparison  of different methods for the error correction in the ADCs.

• Carolina Franco Morante, from Escola Politecnica Superior de Castelldefels, Universidad Politecnica de Catalunya, with a thesis on the comparison  of different methods for the error correction in the ADCs.

• Cedric De Cesare, from ENSERB - BORDEAUX, France, with a thesis on the automatic classification of numeric modulations.

• Petr Ornst, from CZECH TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, Praga, with a thesis on the the error correction in the ADCs.