The 7th Research Institute of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation

The 7th Research Institute of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation, founded in 1959, is the communication overall research unit of the group. The institute is located in the beautiful Pearl River waterfront in Guangzhou city, at the intersection of Metro Line 3 and Line 8 (near Canton Tower).
The 7th Institute mainly engages in the research of new mobile communication technologies and the development and production of new systems and equipment; it is responsible for researching the technical systems of mobile communication systems and equipment, and formulating mobile communication standards. During years of scientific research and production, a large number of core technical talents have been cultivated and brought up. Among the institute's staff of over a thousand people, professional and technical personnel account for more than half of the total.
Since 1976, when mobile communication was determined as the main specialty, the 7th Institute has undertaken a large number of vertical and horizontal military and civilian scientific research tasks, achieving hundreds of scientific and technological achievements with high technical levels or significant economic benefits. In the 1990s, it developed China's first GSM mobile phone with independent intellectual property rights, playing a positive role in promoting the development of China's communication industry. In 2007, the 7th Institute won the "2007 National Science and Technology Progress Award Special Prize". In 2008, in the security guarantee tasks for the Olympics and Paralympics, the institute achieved zero failures and zero complaints. The communication systems produced by the institute are widely used in various branches of the military. In the 2009 National Day 60th anniversary military parade, multiple products equipped with the institute's products were reviewed by the motherland and the people. In 2010, the Chongqing Pavilion of the Shanghai World Expo applied cutting-edge technologies independently developed by the 7th Institute, such as digital image processing and LED display control, and related technologies won the 2010 Invention Silver Award from the China Invention Association. The Guangzhou 800M shared network constructed by the 7th Institute served the Guangzhou 2010 Asian Games, Asian Para Games, and the Guangzhou municipal government's emergency communication support, successfully completing the guarantee tasks for the Asian Games and Asian Para Games.
Currently, the main research directions of the 7th Institute include new-generation wireless channel transmission technology, access and switching technology, software-defined radio technology, intelligent spectrum management technology, and comprehensive integration technology.
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