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Students

• are able to apply the acquired knowledge and their acquired competences in biomedical engineering to correctly solving practical problems in the field;
• are familiar with the necessary theoretical foundations, methods and theories and know their possible applications and limitations;
• are able to adequately document and discuss acquired results and solutions.

Basics of physical and electroche mical conversion principles; Interface of biological tissue and technical system; medical sensors and microsensors (gas sensors, temperature sensors, MOS-FET as ionsensitive FET, enzyme FET); bioelectronic sensors and systems derived therefrom; implantable sensors; Microactuators and their medical application; electrical and electronic actuators (active implants, defibrillators); biocompatible materials;

Course examination according to § 7, statute section on "study-law regulations".

Will be discussed in the first lesson.