Laser-based Diagnostics (FYST28/FBRN01/FBR002F)

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Laser-based Diagnostics, 7.5 credits

given by the Department of Physics.

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Content​​

The aim of the course is to provide you with a fundamental understanding (based on physics) of the potential for laser-based techniques to non-intrusively measure parameters such as species concentrations, flow fields, particles and temperatures in different processes. Of central importance is interaction between radiation and matter, lasers and their characteristics, optics, optical measurement techniques, molecular physics connected to energy related applications such as combustion, plasma and catalysis. The unique information that can be obtained from these processes using laser and optical techniques can together with advanced modelling lead to improved detailed knowledge. Such understanding is highly important to improve efficiency, save energy and decrease harmful emissions. This is of global importance since about 90% of the energy usage in the world can be related to combustion processes, more than 80% of all chemicals are produced via catalytic steps and plasma may aid both but is also used in for e.g. nanofabrication.

General information

• Course codes: FBRN01 (LTH), FYST28 (Science faculty), FBR002F (PhD)
• Semester: ​spring
• Study period: ​first
• Level: ​second cycle
• Language: English
• Forms of teaching: lectures, laboratory sessions, project work, exercises and written assignments
• Assessment: examination, laboratory sessions, written assignments and projects

Syllabus

Click on the links below to read syllabi for the course:

• FBRN01 syllabus on lth.se Links to an external site.
• FYST28 syllabus on lu.se
• FBR002F syllabus on lth.se Links to an external site.

Course literature

• A.C.Eckbreth, Laser Diagnostics for Combustion Temperature and Species, Gordon and Breach, 1996.

Course coordinator

Johan Zetterberg, johan.zetterberg@forbrf.lth.se 

Schedule

The latest schedule for the course can be found on the schedule software TimeEdit:

• Enter FYST28 in the search box to search for the schedule on TimeEdit. Links to an external site.
• Click this link to access all schedules of LTH courses. Links to an external site.

Entry requirements

LTH:

Required prior knowledge: FAFN01 Lasers Links to an external site. and FAFN25 Atomic and Molecular Spectroscopy Links to an external site..

SCIENCE FACULTY:

English B and FYSA31, Physics 3, Modern physics, 30 credits or the equivalent.

Application

LTH

Apply for the course via Course application at LTH Links to an external site..

SCIENCE FACULTY

You find the application details, course description and prerequisites for the course at Lund University's central web pages.

• Physics: Laser-based Combustion Diagnostics, FYST28, at lu.se (in Swedish)
• Physics: Laser-based Combustion Diagnostics, FYST28, at lunduniversity.lu.se (in English)

Please note that you might need to go to the Swedish website to see if the course is open for application. For non-Swedish speakers, please refer to below instructions in order to apply to the course via Antagning.se:
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DOCTORAL STUDIES

Sign up for the course by contacting course responsible. (Remember that you need to have the course listed in your individual study plan, ISP, to have it counted towards your exam.)

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