Persons

prof. Ing. Miroslav Husák, CSc.

Archive of PhD students

Ing. Vladimír Janíček, Ph.D.

Department of Microelectronics

Autonomous Power Sources for Microsystems

Ing. Jiří Kroutil, Ph.D.

Department of Microelectronics

Gas sensor array with nanocomposite films

Ing. Pavel Kulha, Ph.D.

Department of Microelectronics

Microsystems for Deformation Measurement and High-Temperature Application

Ing. Adam Bouřa, Ph.D.

Department of Microelectronics

Wireless powering and data transfer for microsystems and sensor systems

Ing. Alexandr Laposa, Ph.D.

Department of Microelectronics

Chemical sensors on rigid and flexible substrates

Dissertation topics

Design and implementation of digital communication for wireless charging

  • Branch of study: Electrical Engineering and Communications
  • Department: Department of Microelectronics
    • Description:
      The dissertation will address the design of a system for wireless charging (mobile phones). The work will address: Modulation principles, intersymbol crosstalk, equalization filters and spectrum access techniques, interference mitigation, design and simulation of digital communication for bit-accurate implementation of ASIC using Matlab and Python tools, code optimization for the selected processor and subsequent design verification on FPGA / PCB processor using LMS, RLS algorithms.

GaN structures for electronics and sensor technology

  • Branch of study: Electrical Engineering and Communications
  • Department: Department of Microelectronics
    • Description:
      The goal of the Ph.D. thesis is to create a model of GaN structure usable for electronic, sensor and other possible applications. The methodology used for the solution of the work will be based on modeling, simulation, measurement of physical and electrical parameters and possible implementation of the proposed model of GaN structure. Ansys, Coventorware, TCAD and other software will be used. The work will be connected to the European project GaN4AP from the call H2020. The project will be solved in the years 2021-2023.

MEMS voltage DC/DC converter

  • Branch of study: Electrical Engineering and Communications
  • Department: Department of Microelectronics
    • Description:
      MEMS DC / DC converter - design and implementation, MEMS structure, actuator and a sensor part, electrostatic control, use of silicon microsystem technology, design of structure, evaluation of parameters, design of management methodology for sensing activities, output voltage, evaluation of losses in system, verification of properties, creating of models, simulations of properties, model realization, evaluating of the activities of the structure, properties compared to standard DC / DC converter. Other information are on the www.micro.feld.cvut.cz

Micro-generator of electrical energy

  • Branch of study: Electrical Engineering and Communications
  • Department: Department of Microelectronics
    • Description:
      Microgenerators of electrical energy - design and implementation, use of basic physical principles (piezoelectric, electromagnetic, thermal), use of appropriate advanced materials, design of structures, design of material layers, use of polymer layers, use of piezoelectric ceramics, use of integrated components of the electromagnetic system, evaluation electronics - design and implementation, verification of properties, model creation, simulation properties, model realization. Other information on the www.micro.feld.cvut.cz

Piezoelectric and electrostatic microactuators

  • Branch of study: Electrical Engineering and Communications
  • Department: Department of Microelectronics
    • Description:
      Design and realization of microaction elements for linear and rotational displacements, utilization of piezoelectric and electrostatic physical principles, design of electronic circuits for stepper control of micro-shifts, design of microsystem structures, design of electronic blocks, use of suitable materials and integrated components, verification of properties, creation of model, simulation of properties, implementation of a model using perspective microstructures. http://www.micro.feld.cvut.cz/

Smart micro-sensors and microactuators (chemical, biochemical, physical)

  • Branch of study: Electrical Engineering and Communications
  • Department: Department of Microelectronics
    • Description:
      Design and realization of microsensors (physical or chemical variables), use basic sensing principles, modern materials, design of evaluation electronics, verification of properties, model creation, simulation properties, implementation (on-chip). Other information on the www.micro.feld.cvut.cz

Responsible person Ing. Mgr. Radovan Suk