个人简介
Syed Aon Mujtaba received the B.Sc. degree in electrical engineering (with honors and distinction) from Brown University, Providence, RI, and the M.S. degree and the Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering from Stanford University, Stanford, CA.
He then joined Bell Labs (Lucent Technologies), Murray Hill, NJ, as a Member of Technical Staff with the Wireless Research Laboratory, where he worked on signal processing, systems engineering, and ASIC design for the IS-95, GSM, and 3G/UMTS standards. He is the inventor of a novel modulation scheme called SSB-QPSK and a novel interference cancellation scheme for CDMA called subsymbol multiuser detection. He was the Director of Wireless Systems Architecture at Agere Systems (the microelectronics spinoff from Lucent Technologies). He also chaired the PHY subgroup of TGnSync, i.e., an industry consortium within IEEE 802.11n, working toward standardizing the next-generation of wireless LANs based on MIMO-OFDM technology. His research group developed the industry's first MIMO-OFDM prototype targeted for wireless LAN applications operating at 162Mb/s. He is currently the Director of the Wireless Systems Research Department, LSI Corporation, Allentown, PA, where he leads the development of broadband wireless transceivers for next-generation communication systems. He has published more than two dozen papers in IEEE publications and has supervised more than a dozen graduate students. He is the holder of more than a dozen patents. His research interests include the design of wireless communication systems, digital signal processing, RF systems engineering, VLSI circuit design, and microprocessor design.
Dr. Mujtaba has served on the technical review committees of IEEE ICC, VTC, and WCNC and has delivered invited talks at IEEE conferences.