Electrical and Electronic Engineering

We engage in research and development related to the electrification and intelligence of automobiles in order to address environmental problems associated with increasing CO_{2} emissions in recent years, as well as to address the coming era of autonomous driving. Our research on electrification involves efforts to improve the performance of power control units as the core component for hybrid, battery, fuel cell, and other types of electric vehicles. Similarly, we conduct a broad range of research and development from materials to systems in aims of making drive motors smaller and more efficient. Meanwhile, our research on intelligence involves the silicon photonics that serve as the eyes of mobility, as well as environmental sensing technologies that leverage advanced signal processing techniques. Through these research and development activities, we contribute to the sustainable development of mobility in the era of CASE.

Power Electronics, Electrical and Electronic Materials, Electronic Devices, Electrical Equipment, Optical Engineering and Photon Science, Nanostructure Physics, Power Engineering, Control and System Engineering