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Electronic Devices Lab
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The lab develops experimental teaching materials for technology education, such as organic LEDs and radios.
AboutAbout the lab
Conveying how electricity and electronics work through teaching materials
Professor Masaaki Iizuka's lab studies the development of experimental teaching materials on electricity, electronics, and information for use in technology education classes and courses.
The lab has created materials on topics such as wireless power transfer, organic LEDs, FM radio, and maglev trains.
In recent years, it has also written papers examining teaching materials for quantum computers and electricity materials that incorporate the concept of voltage.
Professor Iizuka specializes in electronic devices, information engineering, and electronic circuit engineering.
Key terms
- STEM education
- Education that links science, technology, engineering, and mathematics in learning.
- Electromagnetic induction
- A phenomenon in which a current flows in a coil when the magnetic field passing through it changes. Wireless power transfer also uses this mechanism.
- Organic LED
- A device that emits light when current is passed through a thin film of organic material.
ResearchResearch themes
Aiming to create an educational program that nurtures young people who correctly understand and make full use of science and technology and have the imagination to contribute to the sustainable development of society, the lab developed experimental materials for STEM education in the technology education field. It also confirmed that the materials were able to draw out participants' interest and curiosity.
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