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Autobiography
Dr. eng. Jerzy Kral graduated from Electronics Faculty at the Warsaw University
of Technology (M. Sc. degree) where he specialized in radar
technology, in 1971.
Next
for nearly 3 years he was working at Polish Radio Transmitter
Centers in Leszczynka (emissions for abroad) and in Central Radio
Station - Raszyn near Warsaw, gaining experience in
radioelectronics.
During 1974-75 he worked at Polish Earth Satellite Station
in Psary near Kielce, where he also was responsible for microwave
low noise amplifiers cooled by liquid nitrogen.
In 1984 he received doctoral degree (Ph.D.E.E.) from
Electronics Department of University of Mining and Metallurgy in
Krakow for work in the field of microwave mixers which, as one of
the first, presented application of harmonic balance method to
transistor mixers.
In the years 1989-91 he was working as a lecturer (in
French) at university INES de Tiaret in Algeria where he also was
a supervisor of M. Sc.
theses.
In the period 1992-98 he cooperated with universities in
France (Evry and Paris) and in Portugal (Coimbra) in RF and
microwave circuit designing.
Since 1984 Dr. Kral has been an Assistant Professor in
Electronics Institute of University of Mining and Metallurgy. He
elaborated end delivered lecturers and laboratories mainly in the
range of radioelectronics. Now
he gives lecturers on “Microwave Technology”
and “Fundamentals of Wireless Communications”
for which he created laboratories as well.
He also lectures for postgraduate (Ph.D.) students on “Chosen
Subjects of Microwave
Theory and Techniques”.
He has published a few dozen scientific and technical
papers mostly in the range of RF
and microwave circuits.
The field of his interests includes analysis and design of
RF and microwave circuits, digital modulations of wireless
systems and analogue radioelectronics circuits and systems.
Nowadays he is a member of
Microwave Section of Electronics and Telecommunications
Committee of Polish
Academy of Science.
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