Open Theses

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• 2021/01/22

  SDR-based Beam Exciter for Large-Scale Heavy Ion Accelerator

  Bachelor Thesis, Master Thesis

  Supervisor: Dr. Bastian Bloessl

• 2020/02/19

  Software Defined Wireless Networks

  Bachelor Thesis, Master Thesis

  Supervisor: Dr. Bastian Bloessl

• 2020/02/18

  Spectrum Monitoring with Smart Street Lamps

  Bachelor Thesis, Master Thesis

  Supervisors: Dr. Bastian Bloessl, Lars Almon, MSc.

• 2020/02/15

  Preserving Privacy against WiFi Sensing

  Master Thesis

  Your WiFi router is constantly monitoring the surrounding. You can analyze the channel state information to detect location and even trajectory of people in their homes. There are many other applications including detecting heartbeat, breathing rate, reading lips, etc. If you interested in implementing one of these systems using real hardware and finding solutions to fight against it, send me an email. Note that these are rather challenging topics as they require good knowledge of communication as well as signal processing.

  
  

  
  

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  Supervisor: Arash Asadi, Dr.

• 2019/08/22

  Refining a Fuzzer for LoRaWAN Backend Communication

  Bachelor Thesis, Master Thesis

  Supervisor: Lars Almon, MSc.

• 2019/08/22

  LoRaWAN for Smart Street Lamps

  Bachelor Thesis, Master Thesis

  Supervisor: Lars Almon, MSc.

• 2019/08/22

  Funcational Morphing of a Smart Solar Inverter

  Bachelor Thesis, Master Thesis

  Supervisor: Lars Almon, MSc.

• 2019/05/15

  GNU Radio on Android

  Bachelor Thesis, Master Thesis

  Supervisor: Dr. Bastian Bloessl

• 2018/07/25

  60 Ghz Channel Models: From Theory to Practice (and Back Again)

  

  Bachelor Thesis, Master Thesis

  The channel characteristics of millimeter-wave communication systems at 60 GHz differ those in lower frequency bands and require a fundamental rethinking of network design. To investigate such aspects of network performance, we developed a raytracing based simulation framework to predict the signal quality in go

  Supervisor: Daniel Steinmetzer

• 2018/07/25

  Practical Low-Layer Attacks on IEEE802.11ad by Modified WiFi Firmware

  Bachelor Thesis, Master Thesis

  Millimeter-Wave (mm-wave) communication systems such as IEEE 802.11ad use directional beams that need to be trained prior to establishing a high-throughput connection. Such beam training protocols--the backbone of mm-wave communications--have a high impacts of the security of performance. Jamming or go

  Supervisor: Daniel Steinmetzer

• 2018/07/25

  Classification and Estimation of Global Network Properties in Wireless Multi-Hop Networks

  

  Bachelor Thesis, Master Thesis

  Knowledge of global network state is crucial for several innovative network optimization techniques. However, these techniques are often evaluated in simulation environments with omniscient knowledge about the network at individual nodes, which is not realistic in practical scenarios. In fact, an individual go

  Supervisor: Robin Klose, MSc.

• 2018/07/25

  CSMA/CD for Wi-Fi

  

  Master Thesis

  Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection (CSMA/CD) is a technique used in wired networks like Ethernet (IEEE 802.3) to improve network performance by efficient medium access. When a collision is detected, the colliding nodes terminate their transmissions to keep the collision time as short as possible. go

  Supervisor: Robin Klose, MSc.

• 2018/06/29

  Rapid Prototyping of Real-Time Wi-Fi on SDRs

  

  Bachelor Thesis, Master Thesis, Project

  Bachelor Thesis, Master Thesis

  Rapid prototyping allows to evaluate the system performance in an early stage of development under highly realistic conditions. The goal of this project is to build a real-time Wi-Fi design on the FPGA of a USRP N210 [1] software-defined radio (SDR) with Matlab/Simulink and other tools. This work should essentially serve as go

  Supervisor: Robin Klose, MSc.

• 2018/06/29

  Scheduling Algorithms in Wireless Networking Using Machine Learning

  Master Thesis

  Carrier-sense multiple access (CSMA)-type random access algorithms and their variants such as the queue-length based CSMA (Q-CSMA) [1] are widely adopted in the ad-hoc wireless networking community. Their performance with respect to various metrics, such as throughput and delay have been studied in the go

  Supervisor: Robin Klose, MSc.

• 2018/06/25

  Secure Distance Bounding via TDoA-based Hyperbolic Multilateration with IEEE 802.11

  

  Master Thesis, Project

  There is an increasing number of applications and technical systems in which the physical presence of one device unlocks a certain functionality of another device. Prominent examples include touchless access systems, wireless payment services, and localization services. Touchless access systems, for instance, unlock go

  Supervisors: Robin Klose, MSc., Mikhail Fomichev

• 2016/11/01

  60 GHz Millimeter Wave Medium Access Control

  

  Master Thesis

  - The state-of-the art of the channel access sharing in millimeter-wave and non-millimeter wave communications.

  - Define the challenges that are important to have an optimal sharing between medium access. go

  Supervisor: Allyson Sim, Dr.

• 2016/10/18

  Concurrent transmission D2D millimeter-wave

  

  Master Thesis

  Directional transmission used for millimeter wave communication arises many challenges. However, extreme spatial sharing of the millimeter wave spectrum boost the throughput per area by a significant amount. The increase in per area throughput is nevertheless still an open research! go

  Supervisor: Allyson Sim, Dr.