Master's Thesis in High-Voltage Measurement Technology / Power Electronics

Master's Thesis: High-Voltage Measurement Technology / Power Electronics

For our location in Quakenbrück

DIL Engineering GmbH evolved from the DIL German Institute for Food Technology e. V. and its Special-Purpose Machinery and Plant Engineering division. The company is part of the DIL Group in Quakenbrück. We develop and manufacture machinery and equipment for our partners in the food industry and related sectors.

As specialists in innovative solutions for mechanical and plant engineering, we offer reliable technologies for safe and wholesome food. In addition to custom solutions in special-purpose machinery, we are experts in a wide range of high-voltage applications in food processing.

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As part of this master's thesis, a measurement circuit for detecting high-voltage pulses is to be developed. The goal is to reliably measure pulse voltages of up to 64 kV and the corresponding pulse currents, and then to digitize the data.

Your responsibilities:

- Defining the topology and measurement methods for voltage and current - Creating the circuit diagram and the corresponding PCB layout - Developing software on the microcontroller for digitizing the measurement signals - Optional: Transmitting the measurement signals via a bus system to a higher-level controller

We offer you:

Flexible work hours (flexible schedule) Free fruit basket and beverages A relaxed work environment where it's fun to share ideas Team events such as department outings, summer parties, and Christmas parties

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Bachelor's degree in mechatronics, electrical engineering, or a comparable field Basic knowledge of creating circuit diagrams/PCBs Basic knowledge of microcontroller programming (STM32 or C2000 series)

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Master's Thesis: High-Voltage Measurement Technology / Power Electronics

For our location in Quakenbrück

Subject Area:
As part of this master's thesis, a measurement circuit for detecting high-voltage pulses is to be developed. The goal is to reliably measure pulse voltages of up to 64 kV and the corresponding pulse currents, and then to digitize the data.

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Master's Thesis: High-Voltage Measurement Technology / Power Electronics

For our location in Quakenbrück

Subject Area: As part of this master's thesis, a measurement circuit for detecting high-voltage pulses is to be developed. The goal is to reliably measure pulse voltages of up to 64 kV and the corresponding pulse currents, and then to digitize the data.

Your responsibilities:

We offer you:

Your Profile:

Interested?

Our team is growing
Join us!

Design, Manufacturing,
After-Sales Service

Technically well-designed
Efficiently implemented

Systematic Engineering
Solutions for the Future

Subject Area:
As part of this master's thesis, a measurement circuit for detecting high-voltage pulses is to be developed. The goal is to reliably measure pulse voltages of up to 64 kV and the corresponding pulse currents, and then to digitize the data.