INTRODUCTION
For students from overseas:
We welcome international students who are interested in master's and doctor's degree in Electrical and Electronic System Engineering.
Our laboratory is working in the field of applied electromagnetic technology with novelty research equipment. Please refer to the contents of our recent research in detail below.
○Major themes for research:
・One-axis controlled repulsive type magnetic bearings (pdf)
-> Vertical type high speed rotating machine
-> Horizontal shaft type micro-mass measuring instrument
-> Horizontal shaft type transport roller
・AC Ampere force type magnetic levitation for a non-magnetic thin plate (pdf)
-> Linear type
-> Rotating type
-> Pulse drive
・3-dimensional motion maglev system (pdf) ...etc.
○Key Words:
Magnetic levitation, magnetic bearing (electromagnetic force, electromagnet, permanent magnet, hybrid, repulsive type, induction type)
Actuator (linear, multi-DOF)
Sensor
Mechatronics, motion control
Applicable measurement and control
FE analysis ...etc.
Our major themes may not always be consistent with actuators and sensors. However, we think that this is an essential point.
We aim at realization of innovative systems not only by fully understanding existing principles and methods but by discussing out-of-the-box thinking.
【Year-Round Schedule】
April to June assignment of students to the lab, orientation, welcome party, weekly meetings, weekly seminars, softball tournament
July to September pre-research presentations, job well done party, summer recess (2 weeks)
October to December weekly meetings, mid-term announcement
January to March weekly meetings, academic dissertation writing, final presentations, farewell party
Other conference presentations and events will be held on an irregular base.
【Contact Information】
Should you have any questions or comments about admissions, please contact:
International Student Center, University of Toyama
Gofuku 3190, Toyama
930-8555 Japan
Phone & Fax: +81(0)76-445-6106
If you have any questions or concerns regarding our laboratory, please contact Prof. Ohji at
ohji＠eng.u-toyama.ac.jp