Peter Baltus

Peter Baltus is a Full Professor at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) within the Department of Electrical Engineering, leading the Integrated Circuits group. He is affiliated with multiple centers including the Center for Wireless Technology Eindhoven, RF Sensing & Communication Lab, and Center for Astronomical Instrumentation.

• MSc and PhD in Electrical Engineering from TU/e (1985, 2004)
• Industry experience at Philips (22 years) and NXP

His research focuses on high-frequency integrated circuits and unconventional wireless systems, emphasizing low-power design and real-world applications. Key projects include:

• Low-latency wireless transceivers
• Millimeter-wave wireless power transfer for sensors
• Swarm robotics for pipeline and volcano exploration
• Thermal modeling in photonic/electronic ICs
• Remote RF education platforms

Recent publications highlight advancements in satellite communication modules (2024) and thermal prediction methods (2024), alongside educational reform proposals (2023). His work bridges analog/RF circuit design with system-level innovation, featuring 16 US patents and over 150 peer-reviewed papers.

• Veder Award (2006)
• Best Master Tutor at TU/e (2013)

He has directed the Centre for Wireless Technology (2007-2016) and contributes to MOOC development and curriculum reform as evidenced by his 2023 conference paper on addressing systemic challenges in Electrical Engineering education.