Notable Research Projects in Faculty of Electrical Engineering
Projekte im Fachbereich Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik
* IP-Qualität Prof. Dr.-Ing. Johannes Gerdes * Entwicklung von mikroprozessorgesteuerten Regelschaltungen für organische Leuchtdioden Prof. Dr.-Ing. Johannes Gerdes * Multiprozessorsystem zur massiv-parallelen digitalen Echtzeitkorrelation von optischen Messdaten auf Basis von STERA SPARTAN FPGAs Prof. Dr. Bernhard Hoppe Prof. Dr. Hermann Meuth * Integrierte CMOS Bildsensorik Prof. Dr. Bernhard Hoppe * JAVA Virtual Machine ASIC mit on-chip Multi Media Hardware Prof. Dr. Bernhard Hoppe * Sensorennetzwerk aus bildgebenden Sensoren mit kinematischen Feiheitsgraden (proof of concept) Prof. Dr.-Ing. Karl Kleinmann * Messsystem zur Ermittlung der Artefaktempfindlichkeit von Elektroden zur Ableitung elektrophysiologischer Signale bei mechnanischen Störungen Prof. Dr.-Ing. Klaus-Peter Koch * Netztraining im liberalisierten Strommarkt Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dieter Metz * Netztraining und effizienter Netzbetrieb Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dieter Metz * Integrierte Funktionsgeneratoren für die digitale Synthese von hoch präzisen periodischen Signalen Prof. Dr. Hermann Meuth * Piezomotor-Ansteuerung für Avionik, Bionik und Robotik Prof. Dr. Hermann Meuth * Erprobung der Regelungsstruktur Prof. Dr. Hermann Meuth * Entwicklung eines MAXIMUMWÄCHTERS auf PC/SPS Prof. Dr. August Reiner * 2MN-Module für die multimediale netzbasierte HochschullehreELAT (ENVIRONMENT FOR LEARNING AND TEACHING) Prof. Dr. Horst Röder * Adaptives Regelungsverfahren für Robotergelenke mit nichtsteifem Getriebe Prof. Dr. Klaus Schaefer, Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Weber Prof. Dr. Dietrich Weber (M), Prof. Dr. Jürgen Wiese * Brennstoffzelle als Energieversorgung für Rollstühle Prof. Dr.-Ing. Heinz Schmidt-Walter * Rekonfigurierbares digitales Filter für Audio/Videosignalverarbeitung Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Schumann * Ermittlung von Winkelgeschwindigkeiten Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Weber * PPI-Kaskade-Antriebsregler Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Weber * MinZy: Minimierung der Zykluszeit für modellbasierte Roboterregelungen Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Weber * Reis-Steuerung RS 5 Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Weber * Erprobung der Regelungsstruktur Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Weber * RoboGet: Adaptives Regelungsverfahren für Robotergelenke mit nichtsteifem Getriebe Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Weber * Abtriebsregelung Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Weber * ReDuS+ Anwenderorientierter Entwurf abtriebsseitiger Gelenkregelungen Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Weber * Hochdynamische, bidlgestützte Regelung von Industrierobotern für die Nahtverfolgung an flexiblen Objekten (HYBRINO) Prof. Dr.-Ing. Alexandra Weigl-Seitz * Hochfrequenzbeatmung von Frühgeborenen Prof. Dr. Jürgen WieseRead more about this topic: Darmstadt University Of Applied Sciences
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