IE00AG66 Energiankeräysteknologiat (5 op)
Verkosto-opintojakso
Verkosto: FITech Energia maisteriopinnot
Tarjolla: Tohtorikoulutus, Maisteriopiskelijat ja Kandi- ja maisteriopiskelijat
Tämä opintojakso on tarjolla Fitech Energy 2 -verkostossa. Verkoston opinnot ovat tarjolla Jyväskylän yliopiston Matemaattis-luonnontieteellisen tiedekunnan ja informaatioteknologian tiedekunnan maisteri- ja tohtoriopiskelijoille.
Kuvaus
- Definitions and boundaries of power generation and energy harvesting
- Materials for energy harvesting technologies
- Solar, kinetic and thermal energy harvesting technologies
- Structures and power sources for wireless sensor networks
- Energy storage for wireless sensor networks
- Hybrid and multi-source energy harvesting solutions
- Industrial and practical use cases of energy harvesting systems
- Guest lecture from industry for ultralow-power electronics
Osaamistavoitteet
- Students will understand the fundamental and advanced concepts and designs of self-sufficient, autonomous electronic systems for various sensing applications.
- Students will learn the materials, devices and working mechanisms of different energy harvesters and corresponding self-powered systems.
- Students will learn advanced energy storage options used for self-sufficient, autonomous sensing systems.
- By learning this course, students may start to develop towards qualified designers and coordinators of R&D projects for energy harvesting systems in both academia and industry.
Lisätietoja
Recommended courses related to this course:
- 521215S Microelectronics project
- 521210A Electronics Materials
- 521181S Modern topics in telecommunications and radio engineering 11 - Principles and advanced techniques for RF power transfer and energy harvesting - Enabled wireless networks
Ajoitus
The course is held in the period 3.
Kohderyhmä
Master's level students, doctoral level students, and professionals.
Esitietojen kuvaus
- The students should have a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Physics, Chemistry, Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, or Materials Engineering.
- The students should also have a learning interest in topics of advanced materials, wireless sensing, Internet of Things (IoT), or smart city.