Research
Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics
Antennas, Radiowave propagation and EMC
5G devices • 5G radio networks • antenna design • antenna measurement and simulation • high frequency measurement techniques • physiological effects of electromagnetic fields • radio interference and interference problems (EMI/EMC)
Nagy Lajos
associate professor
V1 épület 2. emelet 214. (oktatói szoba)
(+36) 1 463-3684
A kutatócsoport tagjai:
Nagy Lajos
associate professor
Barbarics Tamás
associate professor
Lénárt Ferenc
research fellow
Szűcs László
assistant research fellow
Reichardt András László
master lecturer
Szalay Zoltán Attila
assistant lecturer
Zombory László
professor emeritus
Vécsi Sándor
research engineer
Activity of the research group:
The group deals with the simulation, design, implementation and calibration of antennas and associated high frequency active and passive circuits. For these studies, a unique facility at the university is provided, an electromagnetically shielded and anechoic measurement laboratory, in which the operation of the equipment can be investigated in a completely noise and reflection free environment. The laboratory is also suitable for testing electromagnetic compatibility and the biological effects of electromagnetic fields. A major research area is the optimisation and design of mobile radio networks.Recent results:
- As part of the move to building V1, the EMC antenna measurement room was completed with the support of the faculty, and measurements started in 2013-14,
- The mechanics of the EMC antenna measurement room's rotator for the measurement object has been completed (in 2018-19), and the rotator control electronics are currently being designed,
- Several antennas have been developed for 26GHz and 76GHz in an industrial collaboration up to implementation in collaboration with Nivelco (ongoing since 2016)