1341. Prof. Dr. Martin Hoffmann, Ilmenau TU   ”IMMS made a significant contribution to the project on the basis of its expertise in finite element modelling, which for the MEMS elements supported not only static and dynamic simulation but also mode analysis.“  

  1342. Prof. Dr. Peter Holstein, SONOTEC GmbH   “IMMS has designed the digital components of the hardware to be used in our new digital ultrasonic testing device. The signal processing performance achieved is largely based on FPGA technology, a field in which IMMS has excellent references. Our joint work with IMMS went off perfectly.”  

  1343. Prof. Dr. Thomas Arnold, Leibniz IOM   “We are extremely pleased with the resulting demonstration device. Besides proven competence in drive design and experience of product development in the service of research institutes, IMMS also brought to the task a highly professional, purposeful and constructive approach.”  

  1344. Prof. Dr.-Ing. Erich Barke   “The Erfurt branch of IMMS is involved in finding methods by which models can be efficiently simulated. Not only the excellent collaboration but also the publication success bring me much pleasure.”  

  1345. Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Peter Husar, TU Ilmenau   “To enable the signals from all 800 sensors to be received simultaneously without interruption, we needed analogue-digital ASICs to operate on the tiniest of power. The challenge, which was immense and hitherto unknown in any such context, was met by the IMMS staff with their ASIC development skills.”  

  1346. Prof. Dr.-Ing. Patrick Mäder, Technische Universität Ilmenau   ”For us, the cooperation shows how important IMMS is for a transfer of results from basic research into practice.”  

  1347. Prof. Ronny Stolz and Dr. Theo Scholtes, Leibniz-Institut für Photonische Technologien e.V. (Leibniz-IPHT)   „IMMS implemented the functionalities we needed, such as a lock-in amplifier, a phase-locked feedback loop and an active laser frequency stabilisation as an FPGA design. We would very much like to continue the cooperation with IMMS in future joint projects.“  

  1350. Project launch of ECo-Harvester – ambient energy for decentralised sensor applications   First co-design of mechanics and electronics for electrodynamic vibration harvesters