6th Summer School on “ADC & DAC Metrology”

Balázs Fodor (Student)

Zsolt Kollár (Student)

Attila Sárhegyi (PhD Student)

Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BUTE)

Our university and research activity

Short history of the university 1782 - Emperor Joseph II establishes the Institutum

Geometricum as part of the Faculty of Liberal Arts at the University of Buda

1949 - The name "Technical University of Budapest" becomes official

Present: 7 faculties, more than 110 departments and institutes about 1700 lecturers, 700 researchers approximately 10% of the University's 9000 students are

from 40 countries BUTE issues about 70% of Hungary's engineering

diplomas

The Main building

The informatics building

Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Technical Informatics 10 departments

At the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics, there are two types of engineering training available for regular students: the speciality of electrical engineering and the speciality of technical informatics.

The University provides opportunities to acquire more profound or special knowledge besides the obligatory (basic) knowledge to be mastered, such as engineer-teacher's, special translator's, and management knowledge.

Department of Measurement and Information Systems Exists since 1954 Education:

Basic subjects:Digital Signal Processing, Operation Systems and Informatics, Electronics, Measurement Technology, etc.

After finishing basic studies, students are specialized to different branches of electrical engineering and informatics: Embedded Systems Fault-tolerant Systems Intelligent Systems

Department of Measurement and Information Systems

The department offers also PhD topics both in electrical

engineering and informatics in the course of the PhD program

of the Faculty. These topics are strongly related to the

research activities of the department. There are about 25 PhD

students at the department, most of them began his work in

the Project Laboratory.

Own research activity

Robust Sine Wave Fitting in ADC Testing

Peak sample elimination in ADC Testing

→ presentation of Prof. István Kollár