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This paper describes the systems submitted by the department of electronic engineering, institute of microelectronics of Tsinghua university and TsingMicro Co. Ltd. (THUEE) to the NIST 2019 speaker recognition evaluation CTS challenge. Six subsystems, including etdnn/ams, ftdnn/as, eftdnn/ams, resnet, multitask and c-vector are developed in this evaluation.
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