Heerenkumar Vadadoriya

• Topic: "Characterization of Floating Gate Chemically Sensitive Field Effect Transistor pH Sensors" • Comparision and give a conclusion regarding the difference between Au and Pt Psudo reference electrodes for both sensors & op-amps. • Comparision and conclude whether both ISFET sensors & Op-Amps are satisfied regarding sensitivity and transconductance according to the Nernst limit. • Analyze sensors in the long term with different pH measurements and find important parameters like drift and Hysteresis

• Characterized of existing CMOS components on a Semiconductor Parameter Analyzer. • Develop and use of automation processes in data acquisition and evaluation. • Classified results in the current state of research and development of CMOS components. • Insight into current research projects at the EMFT in the laboratory and clean room. • Reviewing literature, getting familiar with new topics and presenting obtained results from NMOS, ISFET sensors and silicon wafers.

TUMPE also deals with power plant engineering and electricity generation. Electricity generation originates principally in large thermal and hydraulic power plants and is increasingly complemented by decentralized generation technologies providing renewable energies. The program curriculum includes courses (core + elective) such as electrical engineering, power systems analysis, control and automation, renewable energy systems, energy storage technologies, power electronics, and HV Engineering

The program is a four-year undergraduate degree program that covers various topics such as electrical circuits, power systems, control systems, electronics, digital signal processing, and communication systems. The curriculum also includes courses in mathematics, physics, and computer science. Throughout the program, students have access to well-equipped laboratories and workshops where they can gain hands-on experience in designing and implementing electrical systems.