A laboratory of signals and processes in radio engineering was opened at the Radio Engineering Faculty of the Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute with the support of the Ukrainian miltech company SkyFall.
A laboratory of signals and processes in radio engineering was opened at the Radio Engineering Faculty of the Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute with the support of the Ukrainian miltech company SkyFall.
The laboratory is designed for 24 students. It will train 180 future engineers who will master the use of frequency spectrum analyzers, signal generators, and oscilloscopes, reports DOU.
"Communication is critically important for the entire defense tech sector. EW, RER, UAVs - all these solutions require RF engineers. We help create an environment where they will grow and gain the necessary experience," SkyFall noted.
"Thanks to the new laboratory, our students will gain practical skills in working with the latest equipment. A radio engineering club will operate on the basis of the laboratory, students will conduct experiments and create their own prototypes and solutions," commented Serhiy Martyniuk, Dean of the Radio Engineering Faculty.
