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Education 2003- till date
University of Canterbury
Christchurch, New Zealand
Enrolled as a master's student in the Department of
Electrical and Computer Engineering.
Completed the coursework subjects for
the masters
degree. Currently working in the
masters thesis titled " MMSE- Receivers in MIMO systems"
1997-2001
Kathmandu University
 Dhulikhel, Nepal
Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical and Electronics
Engineering, with Distinction, majoring in Communication.
Research
Currently, I am studying towards a Masters of Engineering
Degree in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. My
research for my thesis deals with MMSE- Receivers in MIMO wireless
systems.
Digital communication using
multiple-input-multiple-output ( MIMO) wireless link, has recently emerged
as one of the most significant breakthroughs in modern communications. The
next generation of the system is supposed to have better quality and
reliability with high bit rate data service. It appears that one of the
key factor to achieve these requirements is implementation of efficient
and high performance preprocessing techniques at the receivers.
My research primarily focuses on the study of various processing
techniques that can be employed for vital improvements in MMSE receiver
performance in a Rayleigh fading single-user MIMO wireless communication
environment. These different techniques will be compared in terms of
capacity and bit error rate (BER). Robustness to channel and the effect of
transmitter knowledge will also be considered.The comparisons will be performed over a range of channel
conditions using standard statistical techniques in Matlab.
Supervisor:
Dr. Peter J. Smith
A powerpoint presentation on MIMO
Wireless Communication System.
Link to
my webpage in my research group. My Curriculum Vitae.
Work Experience
- Involved in lecturing undergraduate students of Electronics and
Communication Engineering in Nepal
Engineering College, Bhaktapur, Nepal. Responsible for course plan,
lecture plan, lecturing, marking and supervising laboratories for some
courses.
Workshops and Conferences
- IEEE New Zealand Wireless Workshop 2004 at Industrial Research Ltd.,
Lower Hutt, Wellington, New Zealand. Title of the presentation made - "
V-BLAST : Speed and Ordering ".
PowerPoint Presentation slides.
Prizes and Awards Received
Memberships
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