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Researcher On-flight lightning current sensors
Written by Suleman Shahid
Sunday, 12 March 2006
Job description
In a EU financed project ILDAS, TU/e is
responsible for the development of sensors for the magnetic field
caused by lightning current through an airplane body. TU/e is engaged
to provide a working prototype, which has to conform the environmental
requirements, for instance concerning electromagnetic compatibility. In
a later development, in part done elsewhere, the sensor should be made
airborne, and preferentially self-contained in energy and data storage.
The ultimate goal of the project is to determine the lightning
point of impact and the current waveshape from the response of several
sensors mounted on a commercial airliner. The project is carried out by
10 European partners -among these major airline companies- and is
managed by the Dutch aerospace laboratory NLR.
Requirements
Doctorate We look for an electronic
engineer, or electrical engineer or physicist with sufficient knowledge
of electronics, preferably PhD or of equivalent experience.
Organization
Technische Universiteit Eindhoven Department of Electrical Engineering
The Department of Electrical Engineering
concerns the research and education of the Electrical Engineering
discipline. Electrical Engineering covers the application of electrical
phenomena with respect to energy transfer, telecommunication, and
calculation and processing of information and the technology involved.
Both hardware, in the form of electronic circuits and accessories, and
software, in the form of system software for electro-technical
application, are the subject of study. Existing and new electrical
components and systems are analyzed, designed and realized. In
addition, the maintenance of these systems is the subject of research,
as is the relevance for society of electrical engineering and
informatics.
Conditions of employment
Employment basis: Temporary for specified period Duration of the contract: 2 years Maximum hours per week: 40
Additional Information
Additional information about the vacancy can be obtained from:
Dr. A.P.J. van Deursen Telephone number: 040-2444434 E-mail address: