РОССИЙСКО-АРМЯНСКИЙ УНИВЕРСИТЕТ

About chair

Department of Telecommunications**

The Department of Telecommunications offers educational programs at three levels: undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral studies. All programs are conducted in a full-time format. Professional cycle courses and practical sessions are provided at the Educational and Research Center of Yerevan Scientific-Research Institute of Communication.
Bachelor
- 11.03.02 “Infocommunication Technologies and Systems”

Master’s Direction:
- 11.04.02 “Infocommunication Technologies and Systems”
Master's program "“Wireless Communications and Sensors”
Doctoral Studies:
- Ե.12.01 “Radio Engineering, Radio Frequency Devices, Systems, Technologies” (RA)
- Ե.12.03 “Telecommunication Systems, Networks, and Devices” (RA)

Programs

Bachelor
- 11.03.02 “Infocommunication Technologies and Systems”

Master’s Direction:
- 11.04.02 “Infocommunication Technologies and Systems”
Masters program “Wireless Communications and Sensors”

Doctoral Studies:
- Ե.12.01 “Radio Engineering, Radio Frequency Devices, Systems, Technologies” (RA)
- Ե.12.03 “Telecommunication Systems, Networks, and Devices” (RA)

Eduard Sivolenko

PhD, Lecturer

[email protected]

Information

2013-2016 – NAS RA, Ph.D
2011-2013 – YSU, microwave and telecommunication, MA
2007-2011 – YSU, Radiophysics, bachelor

2020- up to now-lecturer, Institute of Mathematics and High Technologies, Department of Telecommunications, Russian-Armenian University,
2018- up to now- YSU, Radiophysics department of telecommunications, lecturer.
2018- up to now – “National Instruments AM” LLC, Systems Engineer,
2016-2018-Armaeronavigation, radiolocation engineer
2014-2016- Orange Armenia, technical department, monitoring
2012-2014- NAS RA, researcher.

Scientific interests

Higher order statistics, radar and location systems, 5G/6G

List of publications

1. V. Temkina, A. Medvedev, A. Mayzel, A. Mokeev and E. Sivolenko, "Improvement of Fiber-Optic Current Sensor Technology for Relay Protection and Commercial Metering in Power Grid," 2020 3rd International Colloquium on Intelligent Grid Metrology (SMAGRIMET), 2020, pp. 61-65, doi: 10.23919/SMAGRIMET48809.2020.9264006.
2. E. Sivolenko, B. Hovhannisyan and A. Medvedev, "AM Signal Finding in the Environment Full of Micro Doppler Shifts Using Bispectral Analysis," 2019 IEEE International Conference on Electrical Engineering and Photonics (EExPolytech), 2019, pp. 117-119, doi: 10.1109/EExPolytech.2019.8906837.
3. Hakhoumian, A. A.; Zakaryan, T. V.; Sivolenko, E. R., “Pedestrian Caused Doppler Signal Detection by Bispectrum Processing in Ku-Band Coherent CW Radar.” Armenian Journal of Physics . 2016, Vol. 9 Issue 2, p110-116.
4. Sivolenko, E. R. (2016). Determination of Received Unknown Signal Modulation Type Using Higher Order Statistics or Spectral Correlation Method. Mathematical Problems of Computer Science, 45, 27–34. Retrieved from http://mpcs.sci.am/index.php/mpcs/article/view/162
5. Hakhoumian, A. A.; Sivolenko, E. R., “Pedestrian Micro-Doppler Signature Disclosure as a Carrier Suppressed Amplitude Modulated Signal Detection” Armenian Journal of Physics, 2015, Vol.8, Issue 4, p180-184
6. Hakhoumian, A. A.; Sivolenko, E. R., “Pedestrian detection using higher order statistics (HOS) or polyspectral analyses”, Proceedings of the International Conference on “Microwave and THz Technologies and Applications”, p.68-71, October 2-3, 2014, Aghveran, Armenia.
7. Hakhoumian, A. A.; Zakaryan, T. V.; Sivolenko, E. R., Poghosyan N., Avagyan H., “Reduction of the Clutter in Non-Coherent LFM CW Radars”, Proceedings of the International Conference on “Microwave and THz Technologies and Wireless communication (IRPHE’2012), p. 90-95, October 16-17, 2012, Yerevan, Armenia