List of courses

BM41140 Fundamentals in Biomedical Engineering (6 EC)

EE1C31 Amplifiers and instrumentation (5 EC)

This course introduces the basics of electronic circuits for processing and amplification of information-carrying signals, and the basics of electronic instrumentation.

EE1P11 Classical and Quantum Mechanics (5 EC)

"Classical and Quantum Mechanics" (EE1P11) teaches the basic elements of physics that are required to become an electrical engineer.

EE3380TU Transduction effects (4 EC)

(not running) This course focuses on the interaction between different signal domains. These include effects such as thermo-electric effects, batteries and many more. For each domain, the physics behind the interaction will be discussed. The course will also include a practical to illustrate these interactions.

EE4555 Active implantable biomedical microsystems (5 EC)

Cardiac pacemakers, cochlear implants, neuroprostheses, brain–computer interfaces, deep organ pressure sensors, precise drug delivery units, bioelectronic medicine and electroceuticals

ET4127 Themes in biomedical electronics (4 EC)

BioMEMS, biosensors, bioelectronics, ultrasound, microfluidics, wavefield imaging in monitoring, diagnosis and treatment

ET4130 Bioelectricity (3 EC)

Bioelectric phenomena, their sources and their mathematical analysis. Applications to neurostimulation and neuroprosthetic.

ET4252 Analog integrated circuit design (4 EC)

Advanced course in analog circuit synthesis for microelectronic designers

ET4257 Sensors and actuators (4 EC)

ET4369 Nyquist-rate data converters (4 EC)

Architectures for Nyquist-rate ADCs

G3-M10 Minor Translational Neuroscience (30 EC)

(not running) The minor Translational Neuroscience for medical students covers the most important clinical (TRF) and research themes and gives the students a good insight in the added value of translational neuroscience research.

TM12003 Electrostimulation of Neurophysiological systems (5 EC)