RK
Rajesh Khanna
Also known as: rkhanna
Thapar Institute of Engneering and Technology, All India Radio, Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, Indian Institute of Science, HARTRON, Regional Engineering College
About
Professor in Electronics and Communication Engineering at Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, Patiala. 37+ years of research experience in antenna design, RF/microwave engineering, 2D materials, EMI shielding, metamaterials, chipless RFID, wearable sensors, and microwave applicators for biomedical and agricultural applications. IEEE Senior Member, Fellow IETE. h-index 30, 2900+ citations.'
Employment
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Thapar Institute of Engneering and Technology Professor1999 - Present
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All India Radio Assistant Station Engineer1993 - 1999
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HARTRON Design Engineer1988 - 1993
Education
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Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology PhD2001 - 2006
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Indian Institute of Science ME1996 - 1998
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Regional Engineering College Electronics and Communication Engineering1983 - 1988
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (271)
- Double Negative Metasurface Wideband Antenna Design Using TCM-Based Optimization for 5G Sub-6 GHz Applications Save
- A Circularly Polarized Implantable Antenna for Leadless Cardiac Pacemaker Systems with a Wide Axial Ratio Bandwidth Save
- Data-Driven IoT-Based Irrigation System for Greenhouse Farming Save
- Design and Experimental Evaluation of an nRF52832-Based Bluetooth Mesh Network for Efficient Sensor Data Collection and Cloud-Based Visualization Save
- Design of a flexible, highly isolated multiband f-meta MIMO antenna for 5G sub-6 GHz applications using the theory of characteristic modes Save
- Microwave Shallow Soil Surface Heating Using a compact Slow-Wave Patch Antenna Save
- Tapered Slot Loaded Patch Antenna for Superficial Skin Cancer Treatment Save
- Towards smarter pacemakers: robot-shaped antenna for efficient wireless telemetry in leadless cardiac implants Save
- A Low-Profile UWB - MPA for Millimeter-Wave Applications Save
- A Polymer-Enclosed Fractal Implantable Antenna with Improved Bandwidth for Leadless Cardiac Pacemaker Systems Save