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Wireless Communication lab is established with state-of-the art facilities and supporting infrastructure. The lab is designed to provide a platform in research and development areas of wireless communications technologies like 2G-GSM, 4G-LTE, VoLTE and Wi-Fi to provide ubiquitous access to wired and wireless resources for mobile and wireless multimedia users. This lab's research involves physical and Media Access Control (MAC) layers of telecommunications systems, test-bed setup of communications technologies, rogue base station and mobile stations set up, protocol analyzer, analysis of securities vulnerabilities, Sniffers, scanners & trackers and signal processing, with a primary focus on security analysis of wireless communication systems.
100 Teraflop system (CPU+GPU) with 100TB HPS Storage
Workstation (GPU) Tyrone Systems DS400TG-48R
Advanced Wireless Communication System Lab (AWCS) includes next generation technologies like 5G and IoT. It will cover design and verification of the concepts of modern wireless communication systems that operates in MHz-THz range. The main focus of the Advanced WCS Lab is to analyze next-generation wireless technologies and mobile computing systems. Research into various types of wireless communication networks can be conducted in this lab: Machine-to-Machine (M2M) communications, cellular networks, relaying, cognitive radio, heterogeneous networks, 5G wireless communications. Specific challenges that are of interest are on security, privacy, software-defined networking, Cognitive radio, spectrum sharing, key management, and BER analysis.
The equipment can be used to apply Artificial Intelligence techniques for security analysis and to generate advanced tools. Various tools will be automated that can extract intelligence and hidden patterns using Deep Learning models like Generative Adversarial Networks, Auto encoders, ensemble Networks etc.
