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Bachelor Thesis: Graphene Photodetector Characterization by Lab Automatization

For my Bachelor thesis, I developed a lab automation system for the characterization of graphene-based photodetector chips. The main task was to automate the precise positioning of a laser on each chip using a hardware positioning arm, controlled via MATLAB and Windows automation. This enabled fully automated, high-throughput measurements by integrating MATLAB-based lab software with external hardware control, significantly reducing measurement time (up to 5× faster) and improving reproducibility.

What I worked withDetails
Main LanguageMATLAB, C
TechnologiesLab Automation, Instrument Control, Windows Scripting, Hardware Integration
ToolsMATLAB, Custom APIs, Windows Automation, Positioning Arm Controller
My RoleAutomation Software Development, Hardware Integration, System Optimization
ImpactEnabled precise, automated laser alignment and measurement; increased throughput by 5×