Annual Report 2005 - Instytut SystemÃ³w Elektronicznych

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INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS - Annual Report 2005 capacitors, short circuits, open circuits and matching loads have been performed and realized in 0,8 µm and 0,35 µm Si CMOS processes AMS foundry). The project was finished in June 2005. Participants: Zbigniew Nosal Ph.D., Wojciech Wiatr Ph.D., Marek Faber Ph.D., Adam Abramowicz Ph.D. [Pro.49] Krzysztof Kulpa Ph.D. – Head of the project 005 T00 2005 29, November 2005 – November 2008, (in Polish – Metody adaptacyjnego usuwania ech stalych i ech o rozszerzonym widmie dopplerowskim w pasywnych multistatycznych radarach typu PCL). [Pro.50] Kazimierz Jedrzejewski Ph.D. – Head of the project coordinated by the Center for Technology Transfer Warsaw University of Technology; July 2004 – June 2007; Technology and realization of fibre Bragg gratings, (in Polish – Opracowanie technologii i konstrukcji oraz wykonanie swiatlowodowych siatek Bragga). Two technologies: phase mask and interferometric will be applied for Bragg grating inscription on fiber core in spectral range 1000-1600nm. Double clad fibres will be also used. Participants: Lech Lewandowski Ph.D., Professor Jerzy Helsztynski, Wieslaw Jasiewicz M.Sc. [Pro.51] Ryszard Romaniuk Professor – Head of the project coordinated by the Center for Technology Transfer Warsaw University of Technology; July 2004 – June 2007; Technology of Capillary Optical Fibers, (in Polish – Opracowanie technologii i konstrukcji oraz wykonanie swiatlowodów kapilarnych), participant: Krzysztof Pozniak Ph.D. Capillary optical fibers are experimentally manufactured for research purposes. The fibres are considered for design of photonic sensors and optoelectronic functional components. 4.3. Projects granted by international institutions [Pro.52] Ryszard Romaniuk Professor – Head of the project: European Linear Accelerator Network, (in Polish - ELAN, Europejska Siec Badawcza Akceleratorów Liniowych), December 2005 – December 2008. The network gathers all involved laboratories in Europe working on linear accelerators in superconducting technology. Participants: Krzysztof Pozniak Ph.D., Michal Ramotowski M.Sc., Ph.D.Students – Waldemar Koprek, Wojciech Giergusiewicz, Krzysztof Czuba, Piotr Pucyk, Dominik Rybka, Tomasz Czarski. Participation in other projects granted by Ministry of Scientific Research and Information Technology. [Pro.53] Project coordinated by the Center for Technology Transfer Warsaw University of Technology; July 2004 – June 2007, Head of the project - Artur Dybko D.Sc. Optical Fibre Chemical Sensor, (in Polish - Swiatlowodowe czujniki chemiczne). Technology of so called chemical optrodes is researched. The optrodes will serve for integrated multiparameter measurements in aqueous environment. The chemical microsensors are researched to part of photonic microsystems. Partic ipants: Professor Ryszard Romaniuk, Krzysztof Pozniak Ph.D. [Pro.54] Project coordinated by the Center for Technology Transfer Warsaw University of Technology; July 2004 – June 2007, Head of the project - Professor Krzysztof Holejko; Optoelectronic Sensor of Air Opacity, (in Polish - Czujnik przejrzystosci powietrza). Optoelectronic sensor for detection of precipitation is designing for airborne industry and meteorological services. Participants: Professor Ryszard Romaniuk, Krzysztof Pozniak Ph.D. [Pro.55] Professor Ryszard Jachowicz - coordinator FP5 European Project „Centre of Microsystems Design and Technology – COMBAT”, (in Polish - Centrum Doskonalosci Mikrosystemów –Projektowanie i Technologia), Grow 2001, No.G1MA-CT-2002-04045, January 2003 – December 2005. The project is realised with cooperation of 7 research groups conducted by: Professor Z. Brzózka (Faculty of Chemistry), Professor M. Kujawinska (Faculty of Mechatronics), Professor Z. Drozd (Faculty of Mechatronics), Professor R. Beck (Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology), M. Baszun Ph.D. (Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology), Professor J. Ogrodzki (Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology), Professor R. Jachowicz (Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology). The aim of the Centre is to increase technological capabilities in Microsystems subject by networking with other European centers, by lunching new FP6 co-operation projects with European partners and by student exchange and training. The Centre is supported by International Advisory Board with 6 members: Professor R. Chabicovsky, Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria, Dr. J. Esteve, Centro Nacionale de Microelectronica, CNM-CSIC, Barcelona, - 42 -
INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS - Annual Report 2005 Spain, Dr. Ch. Gorecki, Universite de Frenche- Comte, Besancon, France, Professor P. Hauptmann, Otto-von-Guerike Uniersit., Magdeburg, Germany, Professor V .Matveev, Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow, Russia, Professor R.F.Wolffenbuttel, Technische Uniersity Delft, Delft, The Netherlands. The Centre target is to increase capability of Warsaw University of Technology at the service of scientific, economic and social needs of Poland in conformity with the interest of European Union in microsystems technology subject. The Centre is developing scientific cooperation with different laboratories from EU countries and undertaking many actions to set up new international scientific projects in the area of microsystems, microsensors, microactuators and related subjects. To increase scientific potential of the Centre by gaining an additional knowledge of Centre members several actions are organized: Networking with EU and NIS Centers of Microsystems or related laboratories, Summer School, study visits of scientific staff and PhD students to EU Centers, Ph. D. Study Program in Microsystems Design and Technology for domestic and abroad students (EU, NIS, NAS countries) as well – 15 full semester courses are under preparation. The Centre disseminates his knowledge in microsystems technology amo ng industry specialists at Poland and NIS and NAS scientific laboratories to grow number of high level specialists in microsystems technology and design. To achieve those goals the Centre organizes an Industry Oriented Short Courses (3 courses, one course each year) and special sessions on microsystems subject on several domestic scientific conferences. [Pro.56] FP6 European Project Coordinated Accelerator Research in Europe (CARE), Design of New Generation of LLRF System for Superconducting Liner Accelerator, (in Polish - Projekt nowej generacji systemu LLRF dla nadprzewodzacego akceleratora liniowego), Head of the project – Professor Ryszard Romaniuk. Design of simulation, identification and control algorithms for relevant objects – performed in MatLab; circuit design of LLRF system; PCB design in Protel environment; Laboratory and industrial tests of electronic and photonic equipment. Participants: Krzysztof Pozniak Ph.D., Michal Ramotowski M.Sc., Tomasz Czarski M.Sc., Ph.D. Students – Piotr Pucyk, Dominik Rybka, Grzegorz Kasprowicz, Waldemar Koprek, Wojciech Giergusiewicz. Participation in the other projects granted by international institution [Pro.57] Participation in the European Project Tunable Filters Based on Dielectric Resonators (TUF), (in Polish - Przestrajane filtry z rezonatorami dielektrycznymi), April 2002 – March 2005; Head of the project - Professor Jerzy Krupka from the Institute of Microelectronics and Optoelectronics. TUF focused on novel approaches for frequency tuning of dielectric resonators based filters. The project had the following technical objective: to provide a tunable dielectric filter capable of satisfying 3 rd, 4 th Generation mobile telephony and satellite requirements, to apply tunable dielectric technology to nano-scale detectors, to search for new materials and approaches in electronic tuning of dielectric resonators. Participant: Adam Abramowicz Ph.D. [Pro.58] Participation in the project: Pi of the Sky, (in Polish - Pi-of the sky – obserwacji optycznych rozblysków nieba towarzyszacych zjawiskom GRB). Head of the project - Grzegorz Wrochna D.Sc., Instytut Badan Jadrowych. January 2002 - December 2006. Optical transient flashes accompany unknown phenomena called gamma ray bursts. The program aims at observations of all sky optical transient flashes. Observation stations are built in ESO in Chile in Canary Islands, in India and elsewhere. Participants: Grzegorz Kasprowicz Ph.D.Student, Professor Ryszard Romaniuk, Krzysztof Pozniak Ph.D. [Pro.59] Participation in the project: Muon Trigger Electronics for CMS/LHC in CERN, (in Polish - Budowa elektroniki trygera mionowego dla detektora CMS przy akceleratorze LHC). January 1991 – December 2009. Muon trigger electronics is a system for determination of muon paths in the RPC (resistive plate chamber) detector. The system will consist of nearly 3000 PCBs and over 10000 FPGA chips. Participants: Krzysztof Pozniak Ph.D., Grzegorz Kasprowicz Ph.D.Student. [Pro.60] Participation in the project: VUV FEL Free Electron Laser, (in Polish - Program budowy elektroniki dla lasera VUV FEL w Desy w Hamburgu). January 2005 – December 2012. The VUV FEL was built using previous generation of - 43 -
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