Welcome to the WiDE Lab - Wireless Devices and Electromagnetics Laboratory.

The mission of the WiDE Lab is to advance the state of the art of wireless circuits and antennas (up to mm-wave frequencies) while educating the next generation of innovators and entrepreneurs in this domain.

In order to improve the performance of wireless devices, lab individuals perform focused research on:

• Material engineering.
• Novel manufacturing techniques.
• Optimized antenna and circuit geometries.
• Other concerns related to the real-world implementation of high-performance wireless devices.

In addition to this generalized context, laboratory researchers have specific expertise on a wide range of topics in avionics and aerospace communications and sensing, including RADAR, satellite communications, and UAS Sense and Avoid.​

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News

Dec. 2019-  Dr. Rojas is awarded the NSF Early Career Award to Develop Smaller, More Versatile Antennas.  News article:
news.erau.edu/headlines/prof-eduardo-rojas-wins-nsf-early-career-award-to-develop-smaller-more-versatile-antennas

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Nov. 2019 - Carlos Mejias is selected as finalist for Best Conference Paper for the ​2020 IEEE Radio and Wireless Symposium (RWS2020).

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Nov. 2019 - The WiDE Lab is selected for the Phase 1 of the IEEE MTT-Sat Challenge. This is a 4-phase international challenge with the goal of launching a cubesat with a novel payload. Team lead: Noemi Miguelez. Team members: Sam LeBlanc, Hanson Yu, Carlos Mejias, Nicholas Moline, Justin Parkhurst, John Sahr. Mentor: Eduardo Rojas. www.mtt.org/mttsat/index.html

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IEEE WiSEE 2019

Oct. 2019 - Carlos Mejias wins best conference paper at the 7th Annual IEEE International Conference on Wireless for Space and Extreme Environments (WISEE 2019), October 2019 in Ottawa, ON, Canada.

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