Name: Jau Yang Wu

• Phone: +886-3-463-8800#7520
• Email: judewu13@saturn.yzu.edu.tw
• Current and Past Position
• 2023.02-now Assistant Professor, EE department Program C, Yuan Ze University
• 2021.08-2023.02 Research Assistant Professor, EE department, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University.
• 2020.02-2021.07 Technical Manager in R&D Division of Seer Microelectronics, Inc..
• 2015.07-2020.01 Engineer in Information and Communication Institute from ITRI.
• Education     
• • Ph.D.  Electronics Engineering, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan. 2008-2015      
• • M.S.   Electronics Engineering, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan. 2006-2008      
• • B.S.   Electrical Engineering, National Changhua University of Education, Taiwan 2001-2006                                                                    
• Research Topics
• CMOS SPAD imager array for different applications design,
• high performance LiDAR system,
• Receiver design for Quantum key distribution
• Work Experience
• 2020-2021    Technical Manager in R&D Division of Seer Microelectronics, Inc.
• Mass production development and testing of LiDAR SOC chip and module.
• Designing the pulsed laser driver circuit for the LiDAR module.
• Developing a testing and parameter calibration measurement system for mass-produced LiDAR modules.
• Developing algorithms for long-distance and high-precision LiDAR module applications.
• Proposing new applications in the market with the LiDAR SOC chip.
• 2015-2020    Engineer in Information and Communication Institute from The Industrial Technology Research Institute
• Optimizing CMOS SPAD devices for the LiDAR SOC chip.
• Setting up the parameter computer control auto measurement system for SPAD devices.
• Optical simulation and design for 3D and 2 D LiDAR module
• Designing a LiDAR module with discrete components, including chips and lenses.
• Developing algorithms to mitigate non-linear effects of the SPAD sensor in the d-TOF calibration system setup for optimizing the LiDAR module  
• Proposing SPAD devices for quantum communication.
• Developing SPAD devices for industrial applications, such as displacement sensors and PM2.5 sensors.