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Student project: Programming data acquisition

Within this bachelor or master thesis you will deal with the programming (in C or Python) of a data card to read out a mechanical pendulum motion with a laser interferometer.

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Student project: Interferometer design

You will use optical and mechanical 2D simulations to model interferometric setups and determine phase measurement precision as a function of temperature gradients. The goal is to find a clever and simple design that is as insensitive to temperature variations as possible.

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Student project: Data analysis

Within this student research project you will be part of the WAVE team and will get involved in the data analysis of the measurement data of a fiber network. We want to identify longwave signals and disturbances below 1 Hz and analyze them spectrally.

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Finished project: Warm filters

Thermal effects in single photon detection – characterization of optical filters and filter bank Julian Dietz has artificially improved the energy resolution of a superconducting quantum detector by means of […]

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Professorship Metrology

Welcome to the Professorship Metrology in Mechanical Engineering in the Institute of Automation Technology. This newly established group is led by Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Katharina-Sophie Isleif and is focused on laser interferometric high-precision displacement measurements.

Research

We study technologies for and based on gravitational wave detectors. Our goal is to design smart and minimalistic interferometer topologies and to investigate alternative interferometer technologies to provide high-precision optical sensors for next-generation gravitational wave detectors, such as the Einstein Telescope, for particle accelerators and other applications. In particular, we are investigating flexible and elegant solutions for real-time interferometric sensors for use in wireless networks for industry.

The group has two locations in Hamburg: Teaching and research is carried out on the HSU campus in the east of Hamburg. At the DESY Campus Bahrenfeld in the west, we have first-class laser laboratories, which offer optimal conditions for sensor development close to experiments in fundamental research.

Teaching

In the fall term HT22 we offer again the metrology module. Info is available in ILIAS.

Proposals for bachelor and master topics can be found in >>student projects<<. For individual inquiries on specific topics please contact isleifk(at)hsu-hh.de directly.

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26. September 2022

Student project: Programming data acquisition

Within this bachelor or master thesis you will deal with the programming (in C or Python) of a data card to read out a mechanical pendulum motion with a laser interferometer.

23. April 2022

Student project: Interferometer design

You will use optical and mechanical 2D simulations to model interferometric setups and determine phase measurement precision as a function of temperature gradients. The goal is to find a clever and simple design that is as insensitive to temperature variations as possible.

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Helmut-Schmidt-Universität / Universität der Bundeswehr Hamburg

Prof'in. Dr. rer. nat. Katharina-Sophie Isleif
Junior-Professorin für Messtechnik
Holstenhofweg 85
22043 Hamburg
(040) 6541-3225
isleifk(at)hsu-hh.de
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