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Chair of Measurement and Sensor System Technique

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Since the end of 2004, employees of the Chair of Measurement and Sensor System Technique (MST) teach and research in the fields of: adaptive laser systems for bio-medicine, laser sensors for the investigation of complex flows, laser sensors for product metrology, ultrasound measurement systems for opaque fluids.
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Teaching

The Chair MST is responsible for basic education in metrology and sensor technology during the 4th, 5th and 6th semester. As core subject for studies in electronics and mechatronics, modern applications are presented and fundamentals in analog and digital metrology are taught.
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Czarske Lab

The leitmotif of using novel measurement technique to gain fundamental insights and implement innovations by engineering is followed to enhance the quality of life and secure or create jobs. The Chair MST works on nationally and internationally recognized projects in the field of non-contact metrology and sensor systems.
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The Chair of Measurement and Sensor System Technique (MST) conducts teaching and research in the field of systems engineering. It pursues holistic, systemic approaches to the design of sensors and measurement technologies. The targeted application areas include biomedicine (health), process and production engineering (energy and environment), aerospace (mobility), automation and control engineering (safety), and Information Systems Engineering (communication). Fundamentally, systems are the totality of elements that are interrelated and organized externally as a distinct structure. At MST, novel systems are developed using ultrasonic and laser light waves and applied in collaboration with a network of partners. Outstanding research achievements have been made in the fields of adaptive optics and wavefront control.

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