Hozumi, Naohiro

Japanese

Affiliation	Department of Electrical and Electronic Information Engineering
Title	Professor／International Cooperation Center for Engineering Education Deveiopment（Concurrent）
Fields of Research	Measurement / Dielectrics / Ultrasonics
Degree	PhD in Engineering (Waseda University)
Academic Societies	The Insutitute of Electrical Engineers of Japan, Acoustical Society of Japan, IEEE, CIGRE
E-mail	hozumi@ee Please append ".tut.ac.jp" to the end of the address above.
Laboratory website URL	http://dei.ee.tut.ac.jp/
Researcher information URL（researchmap）	Researcher information

Research

　電気を基礎とした計測技術を開発し、社会の要求に合った応用を提案します。実験装置の組立から情報処理までを手作りし、技術の実現性を証明します。研究成果は医療・生物・電力・環境・自動車・鉄鋼・食品・素材などに関連する企業・研究機関との共同研究で実用化します。

Theme1：Ultrasonic techniques for medical use.

Overview

Ultrasonic microscope for medical and biological use.

We are developing an ultrasonic microscope that can image local acoustic impedance of a biological tissue. It can observe without introducing any contamination to the tissue, and without staining the tissue. At this moment we can observe live cultured cells as well as cross section of tissue. Its resolution is as good as several micrometers.

Keywords

Ultrasonic microscope, biological tieeue, acoustic impedance.

Theme2：Diagnosing techniques for industrial use.

Overview

Location of degradation in underground power cable.

We are developing a new technique for locating the degraded point in a power transmission cable. The "water tree degradation", which is a significant mode of degradation of underground transmission cable can be detected by transmitting a sharp high voltage pulse and measuring its response. We proved that 5 m of degraded part inserted in 400 m of sound cable could be located.

Keywords

High voltage, insulation diagnisis, ageing.

Theme3：Assessment for high voltage insulation system.

Overview

We are developing a new measurement method for high voltage insulation. Internal electrification that significantly distorts internal electric field may lead to dielectric breakdown. By using ultrasonic technique, the internal charge density distribution can be measured by applying a very high voltage. The technique is highly appreciated in the field of high voltage power transmission.

Keywords

high voltage insulation, measurement.

Title of class

electronic circuit, energy transfer engineering.