Martin Poupa -- Curriculum Vitae

Doc. Ing. Martin Poupa, Ph.D.
University of West Bohemia
Department of Electronics and Information Technology
Univerzitni 26
306 14 Pilsen
Czech Republic

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Personal information:

Born:	*1972
Place of birth:	Melnik
Marital status:	Married
Number of children:	4
Nationality:	Czech
Citizenship:	Czech Republic

Education:

1997 - 2002	University of West Bohemia, Pilsen "Ph.D." degree in Electronics. Dissertation: Utilization of programmable logic arrays for realization of systems of digital signal processing
1992 - 1997	University of West Bohemia, Pilsen and Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics (IREE) Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Prague Title "Ing." (M.Sc.) degree in Electronics and Telecomunications Thesis: A microcomputer controlled automaton for measurements of spectral properties of semiconductor light sources.
1987 - 1991	SPSe, Kutna Hora, Czech Republic Secondary education Final examination in Czech language, Mathematics and Electronics

Employment and professional experience:

2020 - nyní	Associate Professor at the Department of Electronics and Information Technology, FEE, UWB, Pilsen
2010 - 2020	Associate Professor at the Department of Applied Electronics, FEE, UWB, Pilsen
1999 - 2010	Senior lecturer at the Department of Applied Electronics, FEE, UWB, Pilsen
2000 - 2004	New Technologies - Research Centre in Westbohemian Region, UWB, Pilsen
1994 - 1998	Programmer at RWM Komplex k.s., Melnik
1992 - 1994	Programmer at VT.and.K Consulting, Melnik

Position at the University:

Member of the Department of Electronics and Information Technology.
Member of the State Examination Board for Bachelor diploma defences.
Advisor in doctoral study programme Electrical Engineering and Informatics, specialization Electronics.

Research and Expertise:

Digital and analogue circuits and systems, designs with programmable logic arrays (CPLD and FPGA) and their applications in control, measurement and other areas. Programming in C language. Design of digital systems in VHDL, SystemC and Handel-C languages. Design of PCBs, development and applications of microcomputers, HW and SW.

Grants:

GPU 2008: Modernization of equipment for teaching of subject Programmable Logic Devices
FT-TA3/058 (2006-2008) : Signal processor for radar data processing
GACR 102/06/P085 POST-DOC (2006-2008) : Application of field programmable devices in fail safe circuits for railway signalling technique
FRVS 894/2006/F1/b : Support of teaching of new subject "Synthesis of Electronic Systems 1"
MSMT LN00B084 (2000-2004): New Technologies - Research Centre in Westbohemian Region
FRVS 938/2001/F1: Innovation and extension of study of programmable logic devices
GACR 102/99/1074 (2000-2001): Methods and means for the elimination of interference present in large-scale industrial systems based on digital signal processors and neural networks
FRVS 459/2000/G1: Utilization of programmable logic devices for processing and recogniting of signals
FRVS 252/1999/G1: Diagnostics of faults of a fieldbus type CAN-Bus in environment with high intensity of interference

Foreign Activities:

Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Montenegro, Podgorica, Montenegro - month lectures stay within the framework Tempus. Subject of lectures - "Programmable Logic Devices and VHDL language", 16.1.-15.2.2008
Ecole Superieure d´Ingenieurs en Electronique et Electrotechnique, Polytechnicum de Marne la Vallée, Paris, France - month stay within the framework Leonardo da Vinci, 30.9-27.10.2007
Techniques of Informatics and Microelectronics for computer Architecture, Université Joseph Fourier, Grenoble, Francie. Short term lectures stay within the framework Erasmus. Subject of lectures "Digital signal processing using FPGA", 13.-17.5.2002.
Department Industrial Sciences and Technology, KHL, Diepenbeek, Belgie. Short term lectures stay within the framework Erasmus. Subject of lectures "FPGA design", 21.-25.2.2000.

Publications:

1 book, 17 papers in proceedings, 11 research reports, 3 workshops, 1 utility model.

Linguistic ability:

English - fluent
Russian - good passive knowledge
Czech - native

References:

Prof. Ing. Jiri Pinker, CSc.
Department of Electronics and Information Technology
University of West Bohemia
Univerzitni 26
306 14 Pilsen
Czech Republic
e-mail: pinker@fel.zcu.cz

Ing. Frantisek Kostka, CSc.
Institute of Photonics and Electronics (IPE)
Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic
Chaberska 57
182 51 Prague 8 - Kobylisy
Czech Republic
e-mail: kostka@ufe.cz