Instituto de Ingeniería Eléctrica

Facultad de Ingeniería
Universidad de la República
Montevideo, Uruguay

Contact Information
Authorities
Facilities
Research Groups
Profile

Contact Information:

Email : electro@fing.edu.uy

WWW: http://iie.fing.edu.uy/

Telephone: (598) (2) 711 09 74

Fax: (598) (2) 711 73 20 / (598) (2) 711 74 35

Postal Address:
Casilla de Correo 30,
Montevideo, Uruguay

Visit Address:
Julio Herrera y Reissig 565,
11300 Montevideo, Uruguay

Authorities

Director: Dr. Ing. Gonzalo Casaravilla.

Departments

Electrónica Head: Juan Pablo Oliver
Potencia Head: Mario Vignolo
Procesamiento de Señales Head: Alvaro Gómez
Sistemas y Control Head: Rafael Canetti
Telecomunicaciones Head: Víctor González Barbone

Facilities

Secretary
Library
Reading/meetings room
Seminar room
20 offices for research and educational staff, equipped with networked PCs.
Microprocessors Laboratory
Computer laboratory (many workstations and PCs)
Electronics Laboratory
Power electronics and electrical machines laboratory
Photometry laboratory

Research Groups

Applied Electronics
Biomedical Engineering
Control
Data Communication and Networks
Electromagnetic Interference
Image Processing
Industrial Automation and Software Engineering
Microelectronics
Renewable Energies
Signal Processing

Profile

The "Instituto de Ingeniería Eléctrica" (IIE) belongs to the Engineering School of the "Universidad de la República" of Uruguay. The technical staff of the IIE is an increasing group of about 80 people now, among which 15% are full-time and 10% are currently completing postgraduate studies in USA and Europe. Full-time staff members are responsible for most of research activities, while the rest of the members share their time in teaching and working in the industry. There are also 8 people performing supporting tasks.

IIE research activities concentrate on strategic aspects of the electrical engineering involving the development of a small country like Uruguay, which is undergoing an integration process along with its neighbouring countries in order to consolidate an economic community (the MerCoSur).

The IIE has given priority to two kinds of researching: joint projects with the national industry consisting of the development of new products by applied research, as well as more basic, long termed research activities financed by international funding programmes.