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Hammad M. Cheema
Also published under:Hammad Mahmood Cheema
Affiliation
National University of Sciences & Technology (NUST), Islamabad, Pakistan
Topic
Analog-to-digital Converter,Digital Low-dropout Regulator,Electrical Impedance Tomography,High Throughput,Integration Of Techniques,Power Devices,Shift Register,Steady State,Transient Response,Voltage Ripple,Acceleration Parameter,Active Electronically Scanned Array,Adaptive Gain Control,Advanced Design System,Analog Domain,Antenna Design,Antenna Gain,Antenna Impedance,Antenna Length,Antenna Performance,Antenna Prototype,Beam Steering,Bias Conditions,Bistatic Radar,Capacitance Values,Capacitor Bank,Cell Size,Channel Gain,Channel Phase,Charge Pump,Circulator,Coherent Integration,Commercial Off-the-shelf,Complex Impedance,Constant Phase,Coplanar Waveguide,Data Matrix,Detector Voltage,Dielectric Constant,Digital Pulse,Dimensional Matrix,Discrete Fourier Transform,Fast Fourier Transform,Fast Transient Response,Filter Structure,Finer Resolution,Fourier Transform,Freezer,High Power Efficiency,Imaginary Part,
Biography
Hammad M. Cheema (Senior Member, IEEE) received the bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from NUST, Pakistan, the M.Sc. degree in telecommunications from the Technical University of Denmark, and the Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering from the Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands. His Ph.D. research was related to integrated circuit design of phase locked loops and millimeter wave components for 60-GHz broadband wireless transceivers. From 2011 to 2013, he was a Postdoctoral Researcher with the IMPACT Lab, KAUST, Saudi Arabia, working on 60-GHz transmitter chips and on-chip antennas. He also worked on flexible and printed electronics for low-cost inkjet printed applications using paper and plastic substrates. He is currently leading the research institute for microwave and millimeter wave studies (RIMMS) with NUST, working on MMICs, RF systems, power amplifiers, and IOT applications. His industrial experience includes various technical roles at Motorola and Ericsson, Pakistan, and Danske Telecom, Accenture, and Microsoft, Denmark. He has authored more than 50 journal and conference papers, one book and holds a U.S. patent to his name.