Theses supervised
- Jameel Al-Haidari: Development of an electronic component for monitoring the curing of concrete incorporating wireless telemetry – Bachelor’s thesis 2026
- Badr Dannoune: Further development of a distributed sensor system with CAN-based communication and synchronous trigger distribution – Bachelor’s thesis 2026
- Moritz Albert: Camera-based measurement of geometric quality characteristics of bumper trims in BMW’s in-house production under series production conditions for monitoring process capability – Master’s thesis 2026
- Soltan Leila: Two-axis stepper motor control for antenna alignment in an RF measurement system – Bachelor’s thesis 2025
- Constantin Beck: Design and implementation of multi-stage high-frequency amplifiers for binary and phase-amplitude-modulated signals with high bandwidth – Master’s thesis 2025.
- Rokaya Kandil: Requirements for the measurement of high-frequency transmission parameters on large-area test specimens, using a carbon fibre structure as an example – Bachelor’s thesis 2025
- Oskar Oestreich: Dynamic development of testing and commissioning processes in vehicle assembly, taking into account wiring harness design in the past, present and future – Bachelor’s thesis 2025
- Finn Engeler: Error-analytical evaluation of the spectral electroluminescence of GaN-based HEMT transistors – Master’s thesis – 2025
- Julian Karger: Analysis and circuit design of an automatic matching network in the RF range – Bachelor’s thesis – 2024
- Nicole Herbst: Analysis and optimisation of the energy efficiency of production halls for high-voltage storage systems, with regard to power generation and power consumption – Bachelor’s thesis – 2024
- Leonie Schleiter: Development of a sampling oscilloscope for high-resolution acquisition of a 12.5 GHz input signal – Master’s thesis – 2024
- Anton Ortloff: Comparison and analysis of the basic RC and LC bandpass filter structures in terms of their parameters for use as signal-to-noise filters for the ASi-5 fieldbus – Bachelor’s thesis – 2024
- Quentin Liebsch: Optimisation of a solar-powered seawater desalination plant using Python simulation – Master’s thesis – 2024
- Alexander Conrad Gründling: Development of two function boards for a modularly expandable test system in electronics manufacturing – Bachelor’s thesis – 2023
- Jeremy Bierbaß: Development of a microcontroller-based mainboard for a modularly expandable test system in electronics manufacturing – Bachelor’s thesis – 2023
- Nick Martin Lipke: Development of a microcontroller-controlled excitation circuit for a high-frequency signal – Bachelor’s thesis – 2023
- Lukas Wilhelm: Challenges and feasibility of the transition to e-mobility in the skilled trades, using Cavertitzer Elektromontage GmbH as a case study – Bachelor’s thesis – 2023
- Jakob-Ferdinand Roth: Efficiency analysis of solar seawater desalination using Python simulation – Master’s thesis – 2023
- Daniel Thor Busk: Comparison of dielectric heating with selected thermal processes for chemical-free wood preservation in parquet flooring – Bachelor’s thesis – 2019
Prof. Dr.-Ing. René Sallier
Chair of Electronics and Analogue Circuit Technology
Institute
EBIT | Institute for Electronics and Biomedical Information Technology
Research Profiles
Sensors & Signals
Smart Energy & Environment
Telephone: +49 (0)341 3076 1184
Email: rene(dot)sallier(at)htwk-leipzig.de
