Department of Metrology and Electronics Systems | Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics at the Gdańsk University of Technology

At the Department of Metrology and Electronics Systems, we conduct measurements for the diagnostics of technical objects using electrical, electrochemical, and optical methods, develop and test gas sensors, and monitor corrosion. We build, integrate, and program measurement systems using instruments from leading manufacturers (Keithley, National Instruments, Keysight, Tektronix, Ando) and digital components (microcontrollers, signal processors, FPGAs). We implement embedded systems using single-board computers (Raspberry Pi, NVIDIA Jetson Nano, Beaglebone) and microcontroller modules (Arduino, STM32 Discovery, ESP32, and many others), as well as dedicated software for measurement automation and signal processing. Our systems are used in corrosion measurements (impedance spectroscopy), in the analysis of air samples (room atmosphere studies, exhaled air analysis), in the detection of chemical substances using spectral methods (Raman spectroscopy), and to assess the quality of electronic components (varistors, supercapacitors, semiconductors, 2D materials).

We build sensors and electronic detection systems. We connect measurement systems using available wireless technologies (Bluetooth, ZigBee, LoRa), creating IoT systems. We employ a range of signal processing algorithms (PCA, SVM, AI models) to analyze recorded data, optimizing the resulting detection results, which are implemented in our embedded systems.

We conduct a range of research projects in the areas of gas sensors, impedance measurements, electromagnetic interference reduction techniques, and signal analysis. We collaborate with over a dozen research centers worldwide. We welcome students to participate in our projects or commissioned research.

A detailed list of ongoing projects, laboratory equipment, and staff profiles can be found on the subpages.