Zhou Runjing

Zhou Runjing, born in 1965, is a professor and master's supervisor in the Department of Automation at the School of Electronic Information Engineering, Inner Mongolia University, and a member of IEEE/EMBS and a senior member of the Chinese Institute of Electronics. His research focuses on EDA technology, pattern recognition and intelligent systems, and control engineering, and he has led projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China. He has authored numerous works on electronic design and microcontroller teaching, with 18 titles held in the library. His writing is closely tied to engineering practice, covering circuit board design, signal and power integrity analysis, and digital system development around mainstream software such as Cadence, Altium Designer, PADS, and Quartus Prime, as well as sensors and detection technology and common power supply circuits. Balancing systematic textbook structure with practical, workable examples, several of his books have been revised and reprinted multiple times, giving them influence in university teaching and among engineers studying on their own.