Power and Energy System Research Center

    A reliable energy supply is vital to the economic development of Taiwan. With environmental concerns in mind, the goals of the Power and Energy System Research Center are to develop power and energy strategies, assist in upgrading the industrial sector, improve energy efficiency, and to train highly qualified personnel. To serve the community, NTUST is organized around ten research themes: power system analysis, Taiwan power system simulation, distribution automation, electric power quality, green energy systems, electrical and mechanical systems for railways, high voltage engineering, electromagnetic interference, protective relaying and coordination for power systems, and lighting and distribution power systems. Additionally, the Center will seek to establish a long-term cooperative relationship with industry, setting up the necessary facilities and raising funds for ongoing research and operations.

Director

Education

Ph. D. ,The University of Texas at Arlington

Major Field

Digital Relaying, Power System Protection, Power Quality, Industry Power Distribution System

office

EE-323

TEL

+886-2-7376685 ext.6709

Jyh-Cherng Gu

Professor

E-mail

jcgu@ee.ntust.edu.tw

Power Electronics and Motor Control Research Center

Recently, the high-tech sector has undergone significant growth in Taiwan. Among other things, this has led to growth in the requirements of the power electronics and motor control technology area. At the NTUST, the power electronics and motor drive field includes highly-qualified faculty, a healthy graduate student population, and excellent facilities and material support. The development of the Center revolves around three focal points. Initially, the major aim of the Center is to consolidate research resources in a new laboratory at the University. Next, while focusing on a few special areas in an effort to enhance its reputation, the Center will cultivate cooperation with the power electronics and motor drive industry in Taiwan. Finally, the Center will seek more sponsors from the industrial sector to accrue enough funds to develop several larger laboratories and purchase essential equipment and instrumentation.

Director

Education

Ph. D., Nation Taiwan University of Science and Technology

Major Field

Motor Drives, Power Electronics, Microprocessor Applications

office

T2-201

TEL

+886-2-27376426

Tian-Hua Liu

Professor

E-mail

Liu@mail.ntust.edu.tw

Center for Optoelectronics Science and Technology

The Center for Optoelectronic Science and Technology (COST) was established in 2000. The Center’s aim is to build a collaborative platform for faculty and researchers working in the field of electro-optics (EO) at the National Taiwan University of Science and Technology. Objectives include promotion of the Center’s education program, advanced applications research, and collaboration with industry in order to promote EO industries and technologies.

          Research areas include lightwave communications, image display technology, optical system design, techniques for optical characterization, and optical mechtronics. The center has a solid reputation in several fields and is very active in electrooptic education and research.

Director

Education

University of Maryland, Baltimore　

Major Field

(1) Silicon Photonics [Optoelectronics Integrated Circuit, Fiber Optic Communication, LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging), Fiber Sensor, Microwave Photonics]; (2) Biomedical Sensor [Biosensor, OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography)]; (3) Semiconductor Processing

office

EE-813-4

TEL

+886-2-27376424

Shih-Hsiang Hsu　

Professor

E-mail

shsu@mail.ntust.edu.tw

Telecommunication Technology Center

The mission of the Telecommunication Technologies Center is to coordinate telecommunications research and teaching resources within the CEECS. Enhancing the development of the newly created Chu-Bei Campus, the Center engages in the research and development of technology products with the telecommunications sector. In particular, the Center promotes the development and implementation of new curriculums in telecommunications technology. In order to facilitate the spread of new telecommunication technologies, the Center holds conferences from time to time.

Internet Technology Center

The role of the Internet Center is to construct and maintain an integrated web-based environment for research purposes, to promoting cooperation with industry, and to offer professional training for students. Potential collaboration with various sectors of society is welcome and encouraged at the Center.

Director

Education

Ph.D. Electrical Engineering, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Major Field

sensor network technology, wireless networks, and advanced telecommunication technology

office

RB-503

TEL

+886-2-27301220

Tai-Lin Chin　　

Professor

E-mail

tchin@mail.ntust.edu.tw

Soc Research Center

    The role of SoC research center is to integrate CEECS members from different background including analog, digital, mixed-mode and embedded systems design research and development, to perform interdisciplinary research cooperation for maximizing the outcome.

SoC research center serves as the national plan application window for planning SoC development direction, integrates system on chip cross-departments program, integrates Institute and undergraduate education research, and provides diversified training for outstanding R&D talents.

    SoC research center internally and externally promotes SoC design technology from the research cooperation program between industry, government and academia, conducts system-on-chip technology exchanges and cooperation within the country and abroad.

    Soc research center strives for cooperation program between SoC research center, industry and university, and entrusted to conduct personnel training for integrated circuit and System-on-Chip.

Director

Education

Ph.D., EE, UCLA.

Major Field

Digital Filter Design, CMOS Integrated Circuit Design, Signal Processing, PLL and DLL Design

office

EE-326

TEL

+886-2-27301278

Chia-Yu Yao

Professor

E-mail

chyao@mail.ntust.edu.tw