IEEE Montreal Section

Electromagnetics is the foundation of modern electrical and electronic systems that makes electrical and electronic technologies we enjoy and take for granted today. It  has been used to transfer information and power in daily lives. In the wireless domain, however, it had not been considered and employed much for power transfer until 2008 when a... Read more →

This information session on the 2019 Cooperative organized by Hacking Health will provide you with all the details on the program, the competition, as well as the tools at your disposal to ensure the success of your health projects. For the fourth consecutive year, Hacking Health is sharing its expertise with its partners in the... Read more →

The electrical power consumed in data transmission systems is now hampering efforts to further increase the speed and capacity at various scales, ranging from data centers to microprocessors. Optical interconnects employing an ultralow energy directly modulated lasers will play a key role in reducing the power consumption. Since a laser’s operating energy is proportional to... Read more →

Renewable Energy based electricity generation is increasing steadily due to climate change and Paris agreement mandates, and will have a major share in power development in coming decades.  Nearly two billion of the World population, bulk of which belonging to developing economies, do not have access to grid fed electricity. Power capacity addition through fossil... Read more →

The Montreal Chapter of the IEEE Systems, Man & Cybernetics Society cordially invites you to attend the following talk, to be given by Dr. Alf Zugenmaier, professor at the University of Applied Sciences in Munich, Germany, and associate professor at Concordia University, Montréal, Canada, on Tuesday, September 17th, 2019, from 3h00pm to 5h00pm at Concordia University... Read more →

Soldering made easy thanks to IEEE Concordia’s popular soldering tutorial!When you want to make a circuit that will last, breadboards are no good - parts can fall out, connections can fail, and high-speed signals get scrambled. Learning to solder will allow you to make solid, professional circuits and fix existing circuit boards in your TV,... Read more →

The Montreal Chapter of the IEEE Signal Processing (SP) Society cordially invites you to attend the following talk, to be given by Dr. Mohammadreza Faghani from PWC Canada, on Monday September 30th 2019, from 15h00 to 16h00pm at Concordia University (EV Building, Room 3.309). Speaker(s): Dr. Mohammadreza Faghani, Location: Room: 3.309 Bldg: EV-Biulding 1515 Saint-Catherine St. West Montreal,... Read more →

We present an overview of Ranovus’ core optical technologies and showcase their application to high-capacity optical interconnects. Specifically, we describe the operation of the Quantum Dot Laser (QDL), which is a comb source of multiple wavelengths provided by a single laser diode. This offers both space and power efficiency benefits in compact optical modules relative... Read more →