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Research within electronics

The Faculty of Engineering researches into compact and smart electronic components and systems, which a high-technology society needs.

Electronics is a constantly evolving field that involves the research, design and application of electrical systems. The Faculty of Engineering aims to promote electrification, digitization and energy efficiency by building bridges between applied research, technology development, sustainable development and innovation. Ongoing research in this area aims to increase the efficiency and sustainability of electronics and shape our future.

Research areas

Among others, electronics research areas encompass power electronics, embedded electronics and control, new materials, reliability, intelligent systems and grids, reliability and health.

Description

Power electronics is a field of electrical engineering that deals with the study, design, and application of electronic devices and circuits to control and convert electrical power. It plays a crucial role in various industries and applications by enabling efficient conversion, control, and management of electrical energy. Power electronics is fundamental to modern technology, driving advancements in energy efficiency, renewable energy, transportation, and many other fields.

 

Description

Embedded electronics and control refer to the design, implementation, and management of embedded systems that are used to monitor, control, and manage various devices and processes. These systems are integral to many modern applications, ranging from consumer electronics to industrial automation, automotive systems, and beyond.

 

 

Description

The field of electronics is continuously evolving, and the development of new materials is one of the driving forces behind advancements in device performance, miniaturization, energy efficiency, and functionality. These materials are enabling innovations in areas such as semiconductors, displays, energy storage, and flexible electronics. New materials are at the forefront of electronics research, promising to enhance the performance and capabilities of future devices while also enabling new applications and addressing challenges such as sustainability and miniaturization.

 

 

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Reliability in electronics research refers to the ability of electronic components, systems, and devices to perform their intended functions without failure over a specified period under given conditions. Ensuring reliability is crucial, especially in critical applications like aerospace, automotive, medical devices, and industrial automation, where failures can lead to significant consequences.

 

 

Description

Intelligent systems and grids in electronics involve advanced technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), sensors, and communication networks to create smarter, more efficient electronic systems. They optimize performance, enhance reliability, and enable new functionalities across various applications. These technologies play a pivotal role in addressing global challenges such as energy sustainability, urbanization, and climate change.

 

 

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Health in electronics refers to both the impact of electronic devices on human health and the development of electronic systems and technologies specifically designed to monitor, manage, and improve health. This field encompasses a wide range of topics, including the safety of electronic devices, wearable health technologies, medical electronics, and the potential health risks associated with prolonged exposure to electronic emissions.

 

 

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Faculty of Engineering University of Southern Denmark

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Last Updated 18.09.2024