Engineering at Illinois TEC Silicon Valley Student Trip

Wireless glove controlled electric mountainboard

Illinois faculty interviews

A Brilliant Idea: Nick Holonyak, Jr. and the LED

Illinois Solar Decathlon: Electrical engineering team

The Future of Solar Power

ECE Senior Design: Emergency Detection System

2011 Solar Decathlon: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Internet-controlled power wheels car demonstration

Additive synthesizer

Engineer in Residence: Michael McCorquodale

Spark of Genius: The Story of John Bardeen

ECE Senior Design: Inductive coupling piano

Pie Professor Lumetta!

Brain-Computer Interface

EOH 2010 @ Everitt Lab

Inside the Anechoic Chamber

Measuring the Seebeck Coefficient of Lithium

Tesla Roadster @ ECE

Why live in CU?

ECE Strike 2009

ECE Strike, a student event that includes faculty participants, is sponsored by the ECE Student Advisory Committee.  

Engineering Open House PROMO

A promotional video for EOH 2010.

I love EOH (2010)

I love EOH, and I'm going to tell you why by singing!

PURE, December 2009

Promoting Undergraduate Research in ECE or PURE...a great program that exposes ECE undergrads to the joys of research.  

Senior Design, Fall 2009

Senior Design is the culmination of the ECE program. Each semester, students create amazing projects in this class.  

Gable Home arrives on campus

ECE ILLINOIS students factored heavily in the 2009 Solar Decathlon team, which showcased its fine work on the National Mall in Washington, DC. This video shows Gable Home being delivered to campus.  

ECE ILLINOIS Freshmen Welcome Events 2009

An overview of the ECE Freshmen Mentor picnic and Freshmen Fusion, fall 2009.

Solar Decathlon Open House 2009

The Illinois Solar Decathlon team showed off Gable Home and its innovative, energy efficient features.

Musical Tesla Coils at EOH 2008

Two 6' tall Tesla coils controlled by the Haken Continuum Fingerboard play music at the 2008 Engineering Open House.

The Corporate Connection After Hours Fall 2009

A career event just for ECE and CS students.

Nobel Prize for Transistor

Newsreel from 1956 showing William Shockley, Walter Brattain, and Illinios' John Bardeen receiving the Nobel Prize for the transistor.

ECE 210

Analog Signal Processing teaches students key signal processing theory and provides application of this theory in the laboratory through the construction of an AM radio. Emphasis is given to circuit analysis, differential equations, convolutions, and applications in filtering. Students learn to use advanced options on the oscilloscope and other engineering tools and see the application of diodes, capacitors, and resistors. At the conclusion of the semester students tune their newly designed radio to their favorite AM station to see their design at work!

ECE 415

The objective of ECE 415: Biomedical Instrumentation, is to prepare students for the ever-increasing convergence of engineering, medicine, and biology. Using a hands-on, in-the-laboratory approach, this class teaches students the basics of engineering and designing the detection, acquisition, processing, and display of biosignals from living systems. Measuring signals from the body, making amplifiers, and measuring brain waves and muscles
helps students

ECE 444

Theory and Fabrication of Integrated Circuit Devices is a pioneering class that uses the departments state-of-the-art fabrication lab. The goal of this course is to give students a thorough understanding of the design and process technology of modern integrated circuits. This lab provides hands-on exposure to all aspects of processing technology, experience in the design of semiconductor device processes and a clear understanding of the economic and technical trade-offs inherent in this industry. By the end of the semester, students will have experience with each step of the integrated circuit manufacturing process.

ECE 469

Power Electronics teaches students the hands-on aspects of power electronics including the use of electronic circuits for processing and control of electrical energy. This class covers conventional and non-conventional energy sources and requirements including batteries, solar power, motor control, alternative resource conversion, and hybrid and electric vehicles. Interested in making revolutionary changes to how we process, deliver, and use energy? Any student with a serious interest in our energy future should take this class.

ECE 110

All ECE ILLINOIS students must take ECE 110:Intro to Computer and Electrical Engineering.

ECE 460

ECE 460: Optical Imaging covers visible and infrared imaging systems including fields, optical elements, electronic sensors, and embedded processing systems.

ECE 445

Senior Design is the culmination of the undergrad learning experience

ECE 210

A one minute video introducing our Analog Signal Processing course.

ECE 486

Control Systems provides a broad survey on modeling, classical control techniques, and optimization.

William O'Brien on the Bioacoustics Research Laboratory

William O'Brien, director of the Bioacoustics Research Laboratory at the Beckman Institute, is pushing ultrasound imaging methods in new directions.

Stephen Boppart on the Bioimaging Science and Technology Group

Boppart is director of the Biophotonics Imaging Laboratory at Beckman, where he has developed novel methods and technologies for biological imaging.

Low Latency MIDI Guitar

For a student final project in ECE 445 Senior Design, we created a low latency MIDI guitar adapter system, using a hex pickup and microcontroller.

EOH on WCIA

EOH 2008: Live miniature demonstration of the Tesla Coil Continuum Music and Light Show on WCIA.

Nick Holonyak Jr. 2004 Lemelson-MIT Prize Winner

Holonyak invented the first practical LED (light emitting diode), the first visible-spectrum semiconductor laser and the household dimmer switch.

ECE 110 Car Final Design

This was our ECE 110 final design. I'm so glad it's over, but I had a great time with the project!

Alumnus Jack Kilby Nobel Prize Press Conference

Jack Kilby press conference at Texas Instruments announcing his Nobel Prize award.

Alumnus Jack Kilby on IC Invention

From the mid-90s with engineer Harvey Cragon and Willis Adcock who, as head of Semiconductor R&D, hired Kilby. The three reflect on their roles in the creation of the integrated circuit.

EOH Robots

A small sample of the Jerry Sanders Design Competition at Engineering Open House.

Overview of the Beckman Institute

Produced by the the Beckman's Imaging Technology Group and WILL, this video provides an overview of Beckman and its interdisciplinary research.

AMD Jerry Sanders Course Set Up 2007

Time lapse video of the course set up involving eight tons of steel, wood, and carpet assembled in a gym in two days.

 

Jerry Sanders Design Contest 2007

The first place robot from the 2007 Jerry Sanders Design Contest.

ECE 110 Autonomous Car

The ECE 110 autonomous car project navigating perfectly.

Tour of Everitt Laboratory

Short tour of William L. Everitt Laboratory, home of ECE ILLINOIS.