The chair of Electronic Systems and Sensors focusses on application-relevant research questions in the fields of sensors and communication technology. In particular, we work at the interface between electronics and microwave engineering, as well as signal processing and information technology. One of the focus topics of our research are modern innovative radar systems as well as methods of microwave metrology for application in industrial and autonomous systems, robotics, and autonomous driving. Due to the broad know-how in the field of electronics, high frequency and microwave technology, the research areas also extend into the field of radio communication.

Like building blocks, our research can be assigned to four categories. This holistic perspective on electronic systems allows us to describe and optimize the properties of the entire system, to exploit component dependencies in a synergetic way, and to find novel system realizations. This results not only in theoretical research results, but also in practically realized circuits and systems from laboratory demonstration to near-series application.