The C2S team is recognized internationally for its ability to incorporate digital intelligence into AMS and RF SoCs, such as analogic digital converters (ADCs) and RF transmitters for cognitive radio. The team designs high-performance AMS and RF SoCs, by drawing on its expertise in the production of CMOS chips combined with its experience in signal processing and knowledge of the other network layers, where the skills of LTCI members are recognized. The aim is to develop interfacing elements or “building bricks” between connected objects and the real world via sensors, and between connected objects and the core of the system via communications, especially RF.
Our key contributions are in the following fields:
- Architectural breakthrough
- Transceivers in a specific environment, very low power consumption
- Agile, reconfigurable and broadband circuits and systems
- Innovative algorithms
- Digital correction of RF imperfections
Team members
- Patricia Desgreys, Professor, team leader
- Paul Chollet, Associate Professor
- Chadi Jabbour, Associate Professor
- Van Tam Nguyen, Associate Professor
- Germain Pham, Associate Professor
Key words
- Smart AMS systems
- Frugal signal processing
- Smart radio
- Cyber-physical system interfaces
Scientific publications
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LTCI latest news
Recent findings in nanostructure based lasers
Very Large Networks and Systems — 25/08/2021A new paper published in Light: Science & Application (Nature Publishing Group), by Professor Frédéric Grillot and co-workers.
Private communications quantum laser
Very Large Networks and Systems — 21/06/2021Mid-infrared free-space optical communication has a large potential for high speed communication due to its immunity to [...]
Quantum cryptography experimental battle-testing
Digital Trust — 05/05/2021Researchers from Télécom Paris have shown that a given security vulnerability can lead to attack paths exhibiting different [...]
Shedding some light on black box algorithms
Data Science & AI, Faculty Members — 07/04/2021Winston Maxwell, legal researcher, and Florence d’Alché-Buc, researcher in machine learning, both at Télécom [...]
A year of research and innovation
Faculty Members, Innovation — 10/03/2021The generously illustrated 84-page document depicts the great variety of scientific fields, research projects and applications [...]
Realising free-space communication with quantum cascade lasers
Faculty Members, Very Large Networks and Systems — 18/12/2020Frédéric Grillot and Olivier Spitz at Télécom Paris have developed specific lasers [...]
How will we interact with the virtual reality?
Design interaction perception, Faculty Members — 24/11/2020The ways we interact with technology change over time and adapt to fit different contexts, bringing new [...]
Boolean functions: George Boole prize awarded to Sihem Mesnager
Faculty Members — 10/11/2020The George Boole prize was awarded in September 2020 to Sihem Mesnager, associate researcher with the [...]
Giant pulses in quantum cascade photonic devices reported
Very Large Networks and Systems — 09/11/2020For the first time, giant pulses in quantum cascade lasers have been reported by researchers from Télécom [...]
Social robotics today and tomorrow: an overview
Design interaction perception, Faculty Members — 12/10/2020Chloé Clavel, Professor in Affective Computing at Télécom Paris, was involved in this talk about [...]