In the Electric and Electronic Engineering Course, students conduct educational research in order to acquire an advanced technology developmental ability and address the issues facing communities, through the study of electric energy, optical and electronic devises, information communication technology and control system technology. Students focus on electric power engineering, semiconductor device engineering, measurement electronics, and electrical machinery in their study of electric, electronic, information, and communications engineering, which support infrastructure engineering.
Electric and Electronic Engineering is the study that forms the foundation of various intellectual activities including; electric energy, devices, communications, information, control, bioengineering, and the environment, the majority of themes strongly related to the needs of modern society.
In this course, students can not only study specialized knowledge regarding electric and electronic engineering, but they can also think and learn how they are related to the needs of society through classwork and research activities. Additionally, we have prepared a curriculum that makes it possible for students to acquire the communication skills necessary in this generation of internationalization, and advanced technological skills related to IT. Furthermore, we aim to cultivate human resources who can give back to the community by putting their knowledge to practical use.
We are cultivating human resources who can contribute to the development, design, and manufacturing of optical and electronic devices through their study of subjects related to electric energy.
*Detailed information of the staff are available from the digest of the researchers list.
KUMAGAI Seiji | Professor | Devices and Materials for Electricity Usage |
SAITO Hitoshi | Professor | Development of functional nanoscale magnetic microscopy and their application to advanced magnetic devices |
KAWAMURA Marenori | Professor | Development of Liquid-Crystal Devices and Their Applications to Optoelectronic Devices |
SATO Yuichi | Associate Professor | Researches on semiconductor thin films and optoelectronic devices |
TANAKA Motoshi | Associate Professor | Study on human information such as brain wave, footstep and life activity sound |
MIURA Takeshi | Associate Professor | Small-motor control, dance-motion analysis |
KABIR Mahmudul | Associate Professor | Research on nonlinear materials and environmental purification |
FUKUDA Makoto | Lecturer | Nonlinear ultrasonic instrumentation and its application |
YODOKAWA Shinichi | Lecturer | Millimeter-wave and submillimeter-wave devices employing solid-state plasma |
YOSHIDA Yukihiro | Lecturer | Study on Analysis and Design of Permanent Magnet Machines |
NISHIHIRA Morimasa | Assistant Professor | Analysis of piezoelectric devices and its application |
MATSUO Kenshi | Assistant Professor | Study of control for small motors |
TAJIMA Katsubumi | Professor | Coupling analysis for circuit, magnetic field, motion, heat conduction of electrical devices |
YAMAGUCHI Rumiko | Professor | Study on liquid crystal alignment and electro-optical property |
TAKAHASHI Shotaro | Lecturer | Electromagnetic noise reduction, size reduction and performance improvement of power converters |
SAKURAI Sho | Assistant Professor | Design of permanent magnet motor for performance improvement using finite element method |
*2023/4/1update