M.Sc. Jens Voigt
Research Assistant
Institute: EET | Institute for Electrical Power Engineering
Team: Chair of Smart Diagnostics and Online Monitoring | Prof. Dr.-Ing. Faouzi Derbel
Institute: PAES | Institute for Process Automation and Embedded Systems
Team: Chair of Process Control Engineering and Process Management | Prof. Dr.-Ing. Tilo Heimbold
Telephone +49 (0)341 3076 1020
Send an email | jens(dot)voigt(at)htwk-leipzig.de
HTWK Leipzig | Faculty of Engineering
Wiener-Bau | Room WI114
Wächterstraße 13, 04107 Leipzig
Teaching
- Bachelor’s module ‘Applied Radio and High-Frequency Technology’
Research
- University Radio Station
- Applied Radio and High-Frequency Technology Circuit Design
- Test laboratory for the ASi-3 and ASi-5 fieldbus systems
NeoQKat
Innovative quantum photonic measurement technology for neonatal catheter positioning
EEL sub-project: Magnetic-field-coded positioning for quantum-sensor-based catheter navigation
♢ Project | Prof. Dr.-Ing. René Sallier
The aim of the EEL working group’s sub-project is to develop and experimentally validate a novel method for precise catheter localisation in preterm infants. To this end, the necessary physical and technical system parameters, as well as requirements for magnetic field generation, quantum sensor technology, measurement electronics and signal processing, are derived from clinical requirements using simulation.
Funding: BMFTR
Project partners: Leipzig University Medical Centre, Innovation Centre for Computer-Assisted Surgery (ICCAS); Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, Centre for Diagnostic and Interventional Ultrasound; Friedrich Schiller University Jena; Leibniz Institute for Surface Modification e.V.; duotec GmbH; Quantum Technologies GmbH
Project duration: 09/2026 – 08/2029
CoReMoSense
Concrete residual moisture sensor – Development of a method for determining residual moisture in concrete elements based on a capacitive carbon fibre structure
Sub-project 4: Development of highly dynamic and highly sensitive sensor electronics for measuring the residual moisture content of concrete elements using capacitive embedded carbon roving structures
The project aims to use a carbon fibre roving for the first time as a capacitive sensor element embedded directly into the concrete for moisture monitoring. The CoReMoSense system is designed to continuously monitor the progress of concrete components’ hydration, not only to check the quality of the building material once installed, but also to enable optimised monitoring of the manufacturing process.
Funding: BMWE (ZIM AIF)
Project partners: Cavertitzer Elektromontage GmbH, Cavertitz; B. Lütkenhaus GmbH, Dülmen
Project duration: 08/2025 – 07/2027
RUBIN-ISC
Industry-standard carbon concrete
Sub-project (FTZ Leipzig): RUBIN-ISC-VII – Process and technology development for the standardised transfer to production of multifunctional carbon structures (VeProMuCs)
The aim of this project is to develop processes and technologies for the standardised transfer to production of multifunctional carbon structures.
Funding: BMBF – ‘Regional Entrepreneurial Alliances for Innovation’ (RUBIN)
programme Project partners: CARBOCON GMBH, Kahnt & Tietze GmbH, TU Dresden, Betonwerk Oschatz GmbH, B.T. innovation GmbH, DENKweit GmbH, GfL – Gesellschaft für Luftverkehrsforschung mbH, HFB Engineering GmbH, informbeton GmbH, Johne & Groß GmbH, phase10 Ingenieur- und Planungsgesellschaft mbH, Qpoint Composite GmbH, SFP Planungsgesellschaft mbH, STL Böden+Design GmbH
Project duration: 01/2022 – 12/2024
