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Faculty expertise from both power systems and power electronics is frequently combined in research activities. Power systems research is performed in the areas of analysis, reliability, monitoring, control and protection of power systems. Some of the faculty also have a strong interest in control systems, digital signal processing, data communications, and intelligent system applications. Power electronics research is performed in the areas of motor drives, power electronic converters, utility interface issues, active filters and electric and hybrid vehicles. Some of the faculty also have a strong interest in power quality and diagnostics of electrical machines.

Two major efforts constitute the program:

  • Power Systems
  • Power Electronics

Energy and Power Group NSF Workshop on Cyber-enabled Infrastructure to Support Carbon-neutral Electricity and Mobility

Faculty Members:

Labs:

Electric Machines and Power Electronics (EMPE) Laboratory

Power Electronics & Motor Drives Laboratory

Power Engineering Laboratory

Power System Automation Laboratory

Power System Control and Protection Laboratory

Renewable Energy and Advanced Power Electronics Research Laboratory