Master Electronics, Electrical Energy and Automation

Microsystèmes et capteurs communicants
Entry requirements
For M1, a high school diploma plus 3 years of higher education in science.
For M2, a high school diploma plus 4 years of higher education in science.
Recruitment by application.
Benefits of the program
The course is supported by the excellent skills of the ESYCOM laboratory in the subjects taught and state-of-the-art lessons are given on its research topics.
Industrial speakers present seminars on rapidly changing domains.
Part of the curriculum is taught in English, thereby preparing students for entry into the industrial sector or the research sector.
Acquired skills
Theoretical knowledge : physics of material for micro-technology, physics of electrical and optical components, communication systems, microwave devices
Methodological knowledge : design of analog integrated circuits, design of digital circuits, electromagnetic compatibility of circuits and systems.
Practical knowledge : clean-room technologies, microwave characterization, modeling (mechanics, high frequency or of components), software dedicated to circuit design, circuit programming (VHDL), Java language.
Registration details
Pour les candidats en France, les dossiers de candidature sont à déposer sur l'application eCandidat de l'Université Gustave Eiffel.
Pour les candidats résidant à l'étranger, les dossiers de candidature sont à déposer via Etudes en France pour l'Université Gustave Eiffel.
Course venue
Schedule of studies
Classes : Mid-September to March
Internship : April to September (4 - 6 month internship during this period)
Your future career
Graduates can become design engineers, research engineers or project leaders in companies, as well as researchers or teacher-researchers. The course leads into the following business sectors :
- Sectors requiring circuits and advanced miniaturized sensors (transportation industries, medical instrument industries, etc.)
- Industry sectors where sensors or measurement setups need to be used (quality control, tests, home automation, energy).
- Telecommunications : development of communication devices, monitoring of service quality
Also, depending on the type of internship undertaken, it is possible to move into research. Graduates can find jobs in research and development, public or private, or teaching and research in universities and schools.
Professional integration
Graduates can become design engineers, research engineers or project leaders in companies, as well as researchers or teacher-researchers. The course leads into the following business sectors :
- Sectors requiring circuits and advanced miniaturized sensors (transportation industries, medical instrument industries, environmental follow-up etc.)
- Industry sectors not specialized in electronics but where sensors or measurement setups need to be used (quality control, tests, home automation, energy, smart cities).
- Telecommunications : development of communication devices, monitoring of service quality.
Also, depending on the type of internship undertaken, it is possible to move into research. Graduates can find jobs in research and development, public or private, or teaching and research in universities and schools.
Study objectives
This course leads to the position of designer of advanced electronic devices, as communicating devices as well as devices integrating advanced and miniaturized sensors. Graduates can work in sectors requiring specific electronic circuits and advanced miniaturized sensors (transportation, home automation, medical applications, environmental follow-up), in industrial domains requiring measurement facilities (quality control, energy, smart cities), as well as telecommunication domain (development of communication devices, monitoring of service quality).
Due to the rapid evolution of the related technologies, solid knowledge are brought in physics, technology and design methodology.
This course provides a double skill on micro-technologies as well as communication system design. Knowledge in these domains cover several levels. First, solid theoretical knowledge are brought in physics (physics of materials and components), as well as on communication systems and microwave devices. Then, methodological aspects are treated, with design methods of analog and digital circuits, circuit programming, and consideration of electromagnetic compatibility aspects in circuits and systems. Finally, the experimental know-how concern technological aspects, measurements as well as modeling and computation tools.
This course is both oriented to industry and research, even if it more prepares to work in a company.
Major thematics of study
Design of integrated analog circuits, microwave devices, programmable digital circuits, electronic components, MEMS micro-sensors, technologies of micro-devices fabrication, Java language, antennas, modeling (mechanical, electromagnetic, of circuits, of components).
Study organization
Cette formation est prévue en tant que formation initiale ou continue. Elle est constituée d'une période de cours théoriques et pratiques, de mi-septembre à fin mars, et d'une période de stage en entreprise ou laboratoire, d'avril à septembre.
Modalité d'admission en FC :
Les candidats en FC sont soumis aux mêmes procédures d'admission que ceux en FI.
Modalité d'admission en FI :
Sélection sur dossier de candidature, celui-ci devant être déposé via les applications eCandidat ou Etudes En France.
Options
During the second year, one option has to be chosen among 3 proposals:
- Optical links for very high throughput
- HF transmissions
- Business management
International
Within the framework of an agreement with ESIEE-Paris engineer school, some lessons are shared and open to students within Erasmus exchanges. They are taught in English and correspond to 71 hours.
Besides, students can perform their internship abroad and benefit from the help of the International Relation Office of the University.
Finally, students have the possibility to study abroad during the second year of the Master, within the framework of an agreement to establish the equivalence between teaching units. This agreement is to establish with the coordinator of the degree program and with the International Relation Office of the University.
Major thematics of Research
This course benefits from a close link with research activities of ESYCOM laboratory and a strong involvement of its researchers (issued from 3 educational establishments, namely université Gustave Eiffel, the CNAM).
Partenariats :
ESIEE-Paris
Semestre 3
Courses | ECTS | CM | TD | TP |
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RF and microwave circuits design After emphasizing the reasons of the difference between high-frequency behaviour of electric components from their low-frequency behaviour, new vocabulary and analysis methods followed by new design techniques are presented and applied. In order to cover different circuit components, a basic system of radio transmitter and receiver is considered. Each block in the chain is studied considering its individual functional properties and its interaction with other neighbouring components in the chain, with different constraints to consider and trade-offs to make. The course is divided into 5 chapters: Introduction to RF circuits, Issues in RF design, Amplifiers, Mixers, Oscillators. Seminar: microwave sources. Practical works performed using ADS software. Langue de l'enseignementANGLAIS / ENGLISH | 3 | 21h | 2h | 8h |
Introduction to MEMS and micro-electronics Integration at the transistor level, Design for Manufacturing, Design of memories. Design of library cells : electrical scheme, simulation, layout, fabrication in clean room.
Langue de l'enseignementFRANÇAIS / FRENCH | 2 | 18h | 8h | 2h |
MEMS micro-sensors I. Basic of MEMS fabrication : Reminder of MEMS fabrication, Tutorial on MEMS fabrication II. Inertial MEMS : MEMS accelerometer, Tutorial on MEMS accelerometer, Coventor lab on MEMS accelerometer, MEMS gyroscope, ANSYS tutorial on MEMS gyroscope III. Other MEMS applications : MEMS sensors for environment, MEMS sensors for healthcare, MEMS sensors for biology, MEMS sensors for energy, MEMS sensors for airborne particle contamination
Langue de l'enseignementANGLAIS / ENGLISH | 3 | 17h | 7h | 6h |
Advanced electron and optical devices The aim of this course is to discover the possibilities of the semi-conductor technology and to get more insights into its physics and technological development. Targeted applications will be high-frequency technology (in the microwave and millimeter-wave) for the 4G and 5G, optoelectronics for sensing (Infrared, Vision, Imagers), high speed communication (fiber communications, LiFi, Radio-over-Fiber for the 5G), and digital computing for future IA and cyber applications. It will encompasses Silicon and III-V materials, bipolar and CMOS advanced technologies, quantum computing and optoelectronics/photonics technologies. The course will deal both with advanced physics of semiconductors and generic understanding of a technology.
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Composants électroniques avancés | 17h | 10h | 3h | |
Composants optiques | 6h | 2h | ||
Analog integrated circuits This course provides the audience with knowledge and techniques in building analog circuits for various sensing applications as well as for communication receiver devices. It develops the necessary concepts and continues with circuit design examples, including practical experiments. Circuits as cascode circuit, integrated differential amplifier, Gilbert cell. Practical works are performed using Cadence software. Langue de l'enseignementFRANÇAIS / FRENCH | 3 | 13h | 4h | 8h |
Digital integrated circuits Design of digital integrated circuits : architecture of digital devices; VHDL, description and simulation of a digital device; Methodology of logic synthesis; Test of digital circuits and design of testable circuits; Programmable circuits as FPGA; Application on FPGA devices. Data acquisition : elementary chain of data acquisition, analog-digital conversion, interface electronics; data flow. | 2 | |||
Conception de circuits intégrés numériques | 8h | 10h | ||
Acquisition de données | 4h | 6h | ||
Technologies of programmable circuits and memories Technologies used to make a digital circuit programmable and related properties. Technologies and properties of memories. Langue de l'enseignementFRANÇAIS / FRENCH | 1 | 10h | 4h | |
Computer science Java language. Langue de l'enseignementFRANÇAIS / FRENCH | 3 | 12h | 15h | |
English Written and spoken english. Langue de l'enseignementANGLAIS / ENGLISH | 3 | 20h | ||
PCB and signal integrity The objective is to learn how to design an integrated circuit ensuring a correct transmission of fast signals. Signal integrity deals with problems linked to signal transmission in integrated circuits and several conductors. The EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) studies unintentional couplings encountered when two devices work at the same time. These phenomena disturb the transfer of fast signals. The concrete case of a multilayer integrated circuit using a last generation FPGA and DDR3 memories is studied. Signal transmission between the FPGA and the memories is studied using Cadence Allegro and Hyperlynx softwares. The components are represented using Ibis models. Skills: Identifying problems posed by signal integrity. Understanding propagation and cross-talk problems, as well as input-output modeling using Ibis models. Notions of multilayer integrated circuit design.
Langue de l'enseignementFRANÇAIS / FRENCH | 3 | 12h | 2h | 16h |
Antennas : operating and properties This course firstly presents the different characteristics of antennas (directivity, gain, radiation efficiency, input impedance...) to permit the choice of an antenna for a targeted application. Then it focuses on the radiation of an elementary dipole and the theoretical calculus of its properties. Finally an introduction of antenna arrays is presented (array factor). Langue de l'enseignementFRANÇAIS / FRENCH | 1 | 9h | 3h | |
Modeling methods in electromagnetism Principles and properties of the different modeling methods in electromagnetism. Study of the FDTD method, the Finite Element Method and the Method of Moment. Practical works using Ansoft Designer (Finite Element Method) and Matlab (Method of Moment). Langue de l'enseignementFRANÇAIS / FRENCH | 1 | 12h | 6h | |
Industrial Seminars Seminars given by industrials on leading-edge topics related to the Master training. Langue de l'enseignementFRANÇAIS / FRENCH | 24h | |||
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Optical links for very high throughput Necessary bases for designing optical link of very high throughput, through double skills namely high frequencies in the electrical domain and optics as the transmission support is the optical fiber. Characteristics of key components for this link (laser source, photodetector, different modulators, optical fiber). Possible architectures (direct modulation/direct detection, phase modulation/coherent detection...) and their related advantages. Tools (mathematical formulas) to understand the impact of noise sources and non-linearities of different components on the quality of the opto-microwave link. Langue de l'enseignementFRANÇAIS / FRENCH | 2 | 12h | ||
HF transmissions Reminders on the characteristics of the main transmission supports (twisted pair, coaxial, optical fiber...). Main relationships deduced from the study of transmission lines (input impedance, SWR, power adaptation devices, reflection...), solving using Smith chart. Characterization of RF devices using S-matrix. Chain matrix for cascading two-port networks. Definition of isolation losses, insertion losses, powers. Example of 3dB-coupler. Transmission through radiated waves. Reminders on the characteristics of the radiated field components and on antennas (gain, directivity, radiation diagram...). Influence on the environment on wave propagation. Applications and examples on link budget.
Langue de l'enseignementFRANÇAIS / FRENCH | 2 | 9h | 3h | |
Business management What is a company (function, status), management styles, different functions of companies, labor law, commercial activity. Study of a practical case. Langue de l'enseignementFRANÇAIS / FRENCH | 2 | 4h | 9h |
Semestre 4
Courses | ECTS | CM | TD | TP |
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Internship Internship during 4 to 6 months | 30 |
RICHALOT-TAISNE Elodie (M1-M2)
Coordinator of the degree programRICHALOT-TAISNE Elodie (M2)
Academic coordinatorSPAENS Julia (M1-M2)
Academic secretaryMaster (en) Electronics, Electrical Energy and Automation
M2Microsystèmes et capteurs communicants
Summary
- Degree
- Master (en)
- Field(s)
- Sciences, technologies, santé
- Thematics of study
- Electronics, Electrical Energy and Automation
- How to apply
- Initial Education / Continuing Education / Recognition of prior learning / Apprenticeship
- Course venue
- Departments and Institutes
- Institut Gaspard Monge (IGM)
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