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61. Vocational Training

Vocational Training: Sophisticated education in scientific environment. Since 1997 we have taken on trainees.

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62. VirtuSen

Symbolic image with parts of a precision drive, a model of a magnetic coil whose data is fed into or generated from an AI visualised as a chip with brain structures.

With the help of virtual sensor technology and AI, it is intended to detect and compensate for disruptive influences on complex mechatronic systems such as high-precision drives with spatial resolution

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63. Virtuelle Produktentwicklung in der Automobilelektronik

W. Kattanek, Workshop 'Autoland Thüringen', 16.11.2001, Erfurt

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64. Virtuelle Produktentwicklung in der Automobilelektronik

W. Kattanek, In: Autoland Thüringen, Erfurt, Germany, 16. November 2001

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65. ViroGraph

Preliminary investigations at IMMS with a sensor from Jena University with 15 graphene FETs for miniaturised measurement technology for SARS-CoV-2 detection. Photograph: IMMS.

A novel technology platform with graphene-based field-effect transistor for the detection of SARS-CoV-2 is being developed

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66. Video statements for our 25th anniversary

Video statements for our 25th anniversary: Here, our partners and supporters illustrate with many examples how we jointly transfer the results of basic research into applications and products. Many thanks!

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67. Vibrometry in the Field of MEMS – Application Examples from Stress to Quality Factor Identification

Steffen Michael, CiS-Workshop "Simulation und Design", 26. September 2023, Erfurt, Germany

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68. Vibrometry in the field of MEMS - from stress detection in packaged membranes to functionality tests of RF resonators

Steffen Michael, MEMUNITY Workshop, Dresden, 09.10.2013

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69. Vibration energy generators for low-frequency spectral excitations

Bianca Leistritz, Michael Katzschmann Hannes Toepfer EUROSENSORS 2014, the 28th European Conference on Solid-State Transducers, in Procedia Engineering, Volume 87, 2014, Pages 420 – 423, http://www.sciencedirect.com, DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.proeng.2014.11.283

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70. Vertikale Nanopositionierung mit bis zu 25 mm Verfahrweg – Hubmodule für die hochgenaue Positionierung im Raum

Stephan Gorges, Steffen Hesse Ludwig Herzog Konstruktion (2023), 07-08, Sonderteil Antriebstechnik, Seite 28 - 31, VDI Fachmedien, ISSN 0720-5953, https://e-paper.vdi-fachmedien.de/konstruktion/2023#17-07-2023