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Institute of Electronics Engineering has been established since 1996. The electronics industry has grown rapidly and required high volume electronics engineers. Institute of Electronics Engineering offers 75 admissions for its master program and 23 admissions for its ph. D program every year, respectively.

　There are 18 professors in Institute of Electronics Engineering and offer the courses and research areas related to the following listed subjects：

Communication Electronics：
Radio frequency device and IC fabrication, design and characterization.
ULSI：
Advanced Ultra Large Scale Integrated Circuit Process Module and device design.
Energy Electronics：
Power Electronics device and IC fabrication, design and characterization.
Micro Electronics and Machining system：
Sensor and Micromachining device fabrication, design and characterization
Opto- Electronics：
High Speed Semiconductor laser device, light emitting device, and optical fibre device fabrication, design and characterization.
Quantum Electronics：
Heterostructureg and Compound Semiconductor device fabrication, design and characterization.
 
Thin Film Electronics：
Solar cell and Large area display device fabrication, design and characterization
 
 
 

The ENE receives the grants totaling more than 57million N.T. dollars from the National Science Council each year for the related research. The institute has also established cooperative research relationships with other research institute and local high-tech industry. There are about 12 million N.T. dollars grants each year from them.

　Institute of Electronics Engineering also actively participates the designed series courses in the field of 「Semiconductor industry and manufacturing」and「Microsystem technology」to helps training students in integrated scientific area.

　1The ENE comprises 2 teaching Laboratories, 2 common research Labs, and 14other related Labs. The microelectronic Lab, and semiconductor processing Lab, provides basic fabrication technologies for the graduate and undergraduate experiment courses. The MEMS center and ULSI Lab. research new devices, material, and physics concepts and explore some of the applications and systems enabled by above novel technology. Currently, the physical resources to support MEMS and ULSI research occupy the Bldg Engineering Ⅲ. This complex also provides office space for approximately 40 graduate students. The CAD, testing, and modeling Labs. with office space for other 35 graduate students are located in Bldg. Education. All the faculty offices are arranged in Bldg. EECS. Total space of ENE is about 730 pyngs.


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