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Research
The research mission of the
Electronic Instrumentation Laboratory is to realize smart sensor systems
for the acquisition of data from physical, chemical and biomedical signals.
After mechanisation and informatisation, sensorisation has become the
largest obstacle to total automation. Therefore, breakthroughs are required
in technology, price, size, weight, power consumption and user-friendliness.
To accomplish this goal, the Laboratory has chosen to interweave two
functions. Firstly to realize sensors in IC-compatible silicon technology
suited for mass-production. Secondly, to combine these silicon sensors
with smart interface electronics, preferable in one package. This allows
easy communication with the sensors.
Below you will find our research matrix.
The core research activities of each project group are shown in the
darker shade of green, while the
remaining activities are shown in a lighter shade of green.
You can click in the matrix to read more on the different research topics.
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