The Department of Electrical Engineering offers M.Tech. and PhD admission to specialization in following broad streams. Faculty and students work in following research areas within a specialization.
Microelectronics; VLSI System Design; Analog and Digital Circuit Design; Semiconductor Device Modelling and Simulation; Solid State Devices; Nanoelectronics and Nano-scale Devices; Organic Electronics; Flexible Electronics; Photovoltaics
Power Systems Economics; Optimization and Markets; Power System Protection; HVDC & FACTS, Power Quality; Smart Grid and Synchro phasors; Power Electronics; Electric Drives; Active Power Filters and Static VAR Systems; Renewable Energy Interfaces.
Electromagnetics; RF Engineering and Microwaves; Antennas, Metamaterials; MMIC; RF and Microwave Sensors; RFID; Microwave and Mm-wave Imaging; RF Energy Harvesting, Electromagnetic and Tomographic Imaging; Terahertz Imaging and Testing.
Digital Communication Systems; Information and Coding Theory; Telecom and Wireless Networks; Peer-to-peer networks; Digital Switching Systems; 5G Wireless Communication Systems; Digital Signal and Image Processing; Computer Vision; Inverse Problems and Tomography; Signals and Systems Theory.
Control and Dynamical Systems and Robotics; Networked Control and Electric Vehicle Control; Electronic and Virtual Instrumentation; Fuzzy Logic; Neural Networks and their applications.
Nanophotonic, Plasmonic, Quantum Dot based Devices; Optoelectronics; Signal processing for fibre-optics; Nonlinear fibre optics; Fibre-optic sensors; Quantum Cryptography and Quantum Optics; Spin waves; Photonic Networks and Systems.