Leonid Matviyovych Karpukov

Leonid Matviyovych Karpukov is a Professor at the Department of Information Security and Nano Electronics at Zaporizhzhia Polytechnic National University. With a Doctor of Technical Sciences degree, he specializes in microwave elements and devices modeling, focusing on radar systems, radio navigation, and integrated microwave circuits. His academic career spans decades, including significant contributions to information protection in fiber-optic communication lines and digital signature verification.

• Education: Zaporizhzhia Machine-Building Institute (1968, Radio Engineering)
• Theses: PhD in Radar/Radio Navigation (1979), Doctoral in Microwave Circuits (2005)

His research focuses on microwave circuit theory, signal processing in technical systems, and experimental design. Key publications include works on Chebyshev filter synthesis (2013-2014), fiber-optic security mechanisms, and digital signature verification methods. He teaches fundamental courses in circuit theory, signal processing, and experimental design.

Recent articles demonstrate technical expertise in filter design, optical communication security, and cryptographic systems. Notable trends include Chebyshev transfer function optimization (2013-2014), noise-resistant transmission methods (2007), and collective digital signature verification (2008). His work bridges theoretical microwave engineering with practical information security applications.

Professor Karpukov's professional activities include participation in academic conferences like Science Week – 2014, and collaboration on technical information protection systems. He maintains expertise in both Ukrainian and Russian languages, with office location at Zaporizhzhia Polytechnic University's Zhukovsky St. campus.