Contact persons:

Dr Oliver Krammer, Dr. Attila Bonyár

Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics

H-1111 Budapest

Egry József u. 18.

Hungary

 

Description of VIK-ETT

The Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics (VIK) of Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) carries on the traditions of the above 230-year-old University. The faculty is represented by the Department of Electronics Technology (ETT). The mission of ETT is to teach and research all the aspects of realizing electronic components, circuits, and systems. The department directs its energies towards microelectronics packaging and interconnection technology, including printed wiring board technology; soldering technologies; thin- and thick-films; thermal management; sensors, actuators; laser technology; reliability and quality management; computer-aided design, manufacturing and production control.

Main expertises

  • Biosensor development, thin film layers development, and nanometrology
  • Energy Harvesting in applied sensors
  • RFID applications
  • Wearables, flexible PCBs, and additive manufacturing technologies

Research interests

  • Multiplexed detection of circulating miRNAs with a label-free plasmonic biosensor, and detection of heavy metals using hyperspectral imaging
  • Energy harvesting for supplying disposable sensor networks
  • RFID antenna design on flexible substrates
  • RFID antenna design on flexible substrates, 3D printing on flexible and biodegradable substrates

Main expertises

  • Circuit design, microcontroller-based custom applications, module design, thermomechanical simulations, design validation, quality, and reliability
  • Green electronics, biodegradable circuit substrates

Research interests

  • Investigating the quality and reliability of tin-bismuth-based, low-temperature solders. quality and reliability of composite solders, RDL design on FOWLP packages
  • All-round research and qualification of new, green, core materials for electronics