Dr. Suraj S. Bhamra
PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering
Suraj Singh Bhamra’s professional background includes electrical engineering research at U.S. Army TARDEC in Warren, Michigan. His work includes EEG signal processing and time-frequency analysis of biopotentials. The public professional profile lists an affiliation with U.S. Army DEVCOM Ground Vehicle Systems Center. Documented research areas include eEG signal processing and time-frequency analysis.
Selected published work: “Application of Hanning-Based Short Time Fourier Transform in Localization of Imagined Motor Movement within Human Brain” (2018). Publication details and links are listed below.
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Application of Hanning-Based Short Time Fourier Transform in Localization of Imagined Motor Movement within Human Brain
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