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Module title Optoelectronics P1a
Courses Title Type his-lsf course identifier SWS Credits Performance requirements/Examination
Optoelectronics Project Work project FB16-3178 4 6 Report and presentation
Module credits 6
Language English
Held in summer and winter semester, topics on demand anytime
Lecturer Hillmer and team
Responsibles(s) Hillmer
Required qualifications Profound knowledge in optoelectronics
Workload 60 hours course attendance
120 hours self-study
Contents
  • Theoretical model calculation using advanced software tools on problems at the
    research front
  • Example: calculation of laser spectra with the goal to optimize and design an
    advanced VCSEL with complex coupling (real and imaginary part in refractive
    index). This is done for a novel hybrid structure combining inorganic and organic
    materials
  • Variation of basic parameters, like Δn, measurements and evaluation of different
    characteristics
  • The simulations are defined according to general and actual problems in
    optoelectronics and are related to research topics of the working group.
Literature Scientific papers/books according to project topics.
Media Beamer (presentation of results), report (electronic form and hard copy).
Objectives
  • Practice in theoretical model calculations. The engineer should learn to understand
    basics and fundamental interaction of effects by a variation of geometric and
    material parameters
  • The student will learn how to design advanced photonic devices
  • Introduction to scientific work. The engineer learns how to analyze and to interpret
    calculated theoretical data
  • To structure the analyzed data and parameter series in such a way that the
    uninvolved reader can understand and follow the argumentation
  • Methodology of project organization and project management, team work.
Competences to be acquired
  • To create new or modify existing models according to the given problem
  • To analyze data series with respect to the given problem
  • To experience synergies in knowledge during the comparison and analysis of
    theoretical and experimental data
  • Introduction into appropriate scientific working.