Institute for Sensors and Electronics
We are the competence centre for sensor technology, with a special focus on aerosol measurement, microelectronics, signal processing and communication technology.
Our competencies are used in many application areas: from environmental measurement technology to industrial electronics and avionics.
We support industrial partners with the execution of research, development and consulting projects up to series production according to industrial standards. We take care of entire projects from system analysis and feasibility studies to specification, modelling, development, verification and implementation. In consultation with our industrial partners, we publish results in national and international journals.
We advise industrial customers, model and verify complex circuits and carry out feasibility studies and concept assessments. We educate engineers in specialised courses and with Master of Advanced Studies (MAS).
Blog of the Institute for Sensors and Electronics (in German)
On this page we inform about current topics in the field of sensor technology and electronics, which we, the Institute for Sensor Technology and Electronics (ISE), are dealing with at the FHNW.
To the blogCompetencies
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Aerosol Measurement Technology
Competencies in the development of field measurement technology for aerosol measurement.
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Communication Technology
We develop communication systems from the channel model to the finished system.
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Digital ASIC & FPGA Design
We implement digital functions from algorithms with signal processing to FPGA in VHDL, including simulation with test bench, requirement tracing, code checking and implementation with the vendor tools.
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Mixed Signal ASIC Design
We combine the competences of analog and digital circuit technology.
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Sensor Technology
We develop sensor technologies as well as integrated sensor systems for industrial and research-related applications. We solve and optimize customer-specific measurement tasks by combining various sensor technologies.
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Signal Processing
We develop signal-processing systems from the algorithm to the finished implementation.
