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Past,Present and Future
Cenk
Toker was born in Ankara, Turkey, in 1974. He was with TUBITAK-BILTEN
between Aug. 1995 and Aug. 1999 as a researcher. Later, he joined
the DSP software development group of ASELSAN
Inc. in Jun. 2000 where he worked as a senior engineer until
Sep. 2001. He conducted his PhD studies between Feb. 2002 and
Nov. 2004 at the Centre for
Digital Signal Processing Research (CDSPR), King's
College London, UK where he also
worked as a research and teaching assistant. Between Jul. 2002
and Oct. 2002 he was with Motorola,
Swindon,
UK, as a systems engineer. He was a postdoctoral research
associate at CDSPR, KCL between March-Sept. 2005. As from Sept.
2005, he joined the faculty of the Department
of Electrical and Electronics Engineering,
Hacettepe
University, Ankara, Turkey,
where he is currently an assistant professor.
Research
Interests
Dr
Toker's current research interests include the following
MIMO
channel equalization, particularly channel shortening,
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Resource
allocation problem for multiuser MIMO-OFDM systems in the
perspective of optimization theory,
Transmitter
and receiver design for OFDM based systems,
Space-Time
Coding and Spatial multiplexing,
CDMA
and OFDM transmission techniques,
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Optimization
Theory,
Modelling and advanced signal processing techniques for wireline communications (PLC, xDSL)
Research
Projects
TUBITAK,
Turkey, 107E056 ($95,000) (Principal Investigator)
“Channel Shortening Equaliser Design and Resource Allocation
Algorithm Development for MCM Based Communication Systems”,
July 2007 – July 2010
ASELSAN Inc., Turkey ($114,000) (Associate Investigator) “Modulation Classification for Communication Systems”, July 2007 – March 2008
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EPSRC,
UK GR/S16775/01 (£106,084.00) (Researcher) “Novel Signal
Processing Techniques for Enhancing the Downlink Capacity of a
Wireless Communication System” Aug. 2003 – Oct. 2005
Motorola
Inc., UK,
(Researcher) “Smart Antennas”, University Partnership
in Research Programme, 2001
ASELSAN
Inc., Turkey,
(Researcher) “Design of
the IDRS System”, 1998-1999,
ASELSAN
Inc., Turkey,
(Researcher) “DSSS Packet Radio Simulation Project”,
1995-1997
Publications
Journal
C.
Toker, S.
Lambotharan, J.
A. Chambers,
“Closed Loop Quasi-Orthogonal
STBCs and their Performance in Multipath Fading Environments
when Combined with Turbo Codes”,
IEEE Trans. Wireless
Communications, Nov. 2004,
C.Toker,
S. Lambotharan,
J. A.
Chambers, B.
Baykal, “Joint
Spatial and Temporal Channel Shortening Techniques for Frequency
Selective Fading MIMO Channels”,
IEE Proceedings – Communications, Feb. 2005,
S.
Lambotharan, C. Toker, “Closed-Loop Space Time
Block Coding Techniques for OFDM based Broadband Wireless Access
Systems”, IEEE Trans. Consumer Electronics, Aug. 2005
S.
Lambotharan, Y.
Luo, C.
Toker, S.
R. Alty,
M. Gani,
“'Blind
Multiuser Detection of STBC Signals Using Hybrid Constant
Modulus and Subspace Methods”,
IEE Proceedings -
Communications, Apr.
2006,
C.
Toker, S.
Lambotharan, J.
A. Chambers,
“Joint Transceiver Design for MIMO
Channel Shortening”,
IEEE Trans.
Signal Processing , July
2007
C.
Toker, G.
Altın,
“Blind, Adaptive Channel Shortening Equalizer Algorithm which can Provide Shortened Channel State Information (BACS-SI),”,
IEEE Trans.
Signal Processing , April 2009
presentation
Conference
C.Toker, Gökhan
Altın, "An
Adaptive Blind Channel Shortening Algorithm for MCM
Systems", EUSIPCO, Poznan, Poland, 2007,presentation
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C.Toker, Gökhan
Altın, "Blind,
Adaptive Channel Shortening Equaliser Design with Shortened
Channel State Information (BACS-SI)" IEEE 15th SIU,
Eskisehir, Turkey, 2007
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C.Toker, Semir
Altıniş, "Robust
Channel Shortening Equalization" COST 289 3rd Workshop,
Aveiro, Portugal, 2006
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C.
Toker, S. Lambotharan, J. A. Chambers, “Orthogonalization
of Quasi-Orthogonal Space-Time Block Codes in Multipath Fading
Environments”, EUSIPCO, Antalya,
Turkey, 2005, presentation
C.Toker,
S.Lambotharan, J.A. Chambers, "Channel
Shortening for MIMO Systems", IEE Conference on DSP Enabled
Radio, Glasgow, U.K. 2005
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C.Toker,
S.Lambotharan, “Sensitivity of the
Orthogonalization Methods for QO-STBC to Feedback Errors in an OFDM Environment”, COST 289 2nd Workshop,
Antalya, Turkey, 2005,
presentation
C.
Toker, S.
Lambotharan, J.
A. Chambers,
“Joint Transmitter and Receiver Design for MIMO
Channel Shortening”, IEEE
ICASSP, Philadelphia,
PA, 2005,
presentation
C.
Toker, S.
Lambotharan, J.
A. Chambers,
B. Baykal,
“Channel Shortening Filter Design Based on
Polynomial Methods”, IEEE
VTC Spring, Milan,
Italy, 2004,
presentation
C.
Toker, S.
Lambotharan, J.
A. Chambers,
“Infinite Length Channel Shortening Filtering Based
on Polynomial Approach”,
EUSIPCO, Vienna,
Austria, 2004,
C.
Toker, S.
Lambotharan, J.
A. Chambers,
“Space-Time
Block Coding for Four Transmit Antennas with Closed Loop
Feedback over Frequency Selective Fading Channels”,
IEEE Information Theory Workshop,
Paris, France,
2003,
C.
Toker, S.
Lambotharan, J.
A. Chambers,
“Quasi-Orthogonal
Space Time Block Codes with Feedback and Transmit Beamformers”,
London Communication Symposium,
London, U.K.,
2003, presentation
C.
Toker, Y.
Tanık,
“Performance Analysis of a Joint Matched Filter
Based Synchronization Method for Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum
Radio”, IEEE VTC
Fall, Atlantic City,
NJ, 2001,
C.
Toker,
“Implementation of Turbo Codes on a Digital Signal
Processor”, 1st
National Symposium on Telecommunication Technologies,
METU, Ankara,
2001.
Theses
PhD
Dissertation (2004), Signal Processing Algorithms and
Architectures for Communication Transceivers, King's College
London, University of London, United Kingdom, pdf
MSc
Thesis (1999), Performance
Analysis of a New Synchronization Method for Direct Sequence
Spread Spectrum Radio, METU, Ankara, Turkey.
Resources
Structure
and Design of MMSE Channel Equalizers, seminar, Hacettepe
University
Multiuser
Detection and Iterative Detection, KCL
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