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Research at DTU Electrical Engineering

DTU Electrical Engineering conducts research in acoustics, antenna and microwave technology, power electronics, playware, robotics, electric power and energy. Our research is conducted at an international level with close contact to Danish and international research institutions and companies.

We educate tomorrow's engineers

Do you want an education in electrical engineering, design of sustainable energy systems or engineering acoustics?

DTU Electrical Engineering contributes to these and other study programmes.

Master's degree in Engineering Acoustics

Acoustic engineering helps society by creating healthy acoustic environments and reducing harmful environmental noise. It enables to assist the hearing impaired, to design innovative architectural spaces, as well as to improve the sound quality delivered by loudspeakers and communication devices.

See the study programme's brochure.

Technology for people

We strive for a sustainable future by developing value-creating technology for people.

Read DTU's strategy 2020-25

Autonomous systems

The Centre for Collaborative Autonomous Systems (CCAS) represents the latest research in highly automated and intelligent systems and is linked to one of the world’s largest test facilities for robots and drones.

Read about the new centre

Ambition & Strategic Landmarks

DTU Electrical Engineering's Ambition & Strategic Landmarks.

Read here

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Acoustic Technology

The Anechoic Chamber (Photo: Torben Nielsen)

The research at Acoustic Technology is focused on generation and transmission of sound, passive and active noise control, advanced acoustic measurement techniques, transducer technology, room acoustic modelling and design, and effects of new building materials on sound transmission.

Acoustic Technology

Autonomous Systems

Moving robot with coloured ‘building blocks’ and drone. (Photo: Mikal Schlosser)

At Autonomous Systems (formerly Automation and Control) autonomous systems, fault tolerant control, fault tolerant operation and mobile robotics are the focus areas of research with experimental verification in the lab being an important component along with a sound theoretical basis.

Autonomous Systems

Electric Power and Energy

Center for Electric Power and Energy (CEE) educates highly skilled engineers within electric energy, through research-based education.The research focuses on transforming the electric power system into a sustainable, economic and reliable system, and is based on close national and international partnership with industry and research institutions.

Electric Power and Energy

Electromagnetic Systems

The research in the Electromagnetic Systems group deals with antennas, components and circuits from microwave to terahertz.The applications range from communication systems to imaging, measurement and sensing.

Electromagnetic Systems

Electronics

Our expertise in solving energy efficiency related problems and presenting innovative solutions is what makes the Electronics group an essential part of numerous research projects in collaboration with industry.

Electronics

Robotics and Automation

At Robotics and Automation (formerly Automation and Control) autonomous systems, fault tolerant control, fault tolerant operation and mobile robotics are the focus areas of research with experimental verification in the lab being an important component along with a sound theoretical basis.

Robotics and Automation