
Henrique Salgado
Henrique M. Salgado graduated in Applied Physics (Optics and Electronics) from the University of Porto in 1985 and received the PhD degree in Electronic Engineering and Computer Systems from University of Wales in 1993. He joined the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computers of the University of Porto in 1999 as an Invited Assistant Professor and in 2003 he became Associate Professor. Since 1995 that he heads the Optical and Electronics Area of INESC TEC, begin responsible for several national and internationally funded (EU) research projects. From 1997-1999 he was Research Fellow at the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering of the University College London, UK and previously Research Assistant at the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Systems, Bangor, UK. He is the author and co-author of numerous international publications in the field of optical fibre communications and microwaves. His current research interests include: radio-over-fiber technology and microwave photonics, digital equalization in coherent optical systems, all-optical networks, modeling of nonlinearities and design of compact multiband antennas. He is a member of the Photonics and Communications societies of the IEEE.
Projects
Publications
Sigma-Delta Modulation for Enhanced Underwater Optical Wireless Communication Systems
Araújo J.H.;Rocha H.J.;Tavares J.S.;Salgado H.M.;
2023
International Conference on Transparent Optical Networks
Study of the properties of arc-induced long-period gratings and Bragg gratings in B/Ge doped fibers
Rego, G;Santos, JL;Marques, PVS;Salgado, HM;
2003
Optics InfoBase Conference Papers
Spectral response of chirped fibre Bragg gratings written in Erbium doped fibres
Romero, R;Salgado, HM;Frazão, O;Marques, PVS;Santos, JL;
2003
Optics InfoBase Conference Papers
Optical fiber sensors for nuclear environments
Rego G.M.;Fernandez A.F.;Santos J.L.;Salgado H.M.;Berghmans F.;Gusarov A.;
2005
Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Applied Physics
Supervised theses
Predicting Stack Use in Embedded Software Applications
Carlos Daniel Alves Garcia
M - 2019
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