About Power Electronics Laboratory
The research interests of the Power Electronics Laboratory are in the broad area of Electrical Energy Generation, Conversion, and Storage. In particular, we are interested in High Power Electronics Technologies for Medium Voltage applications, those operating with voltages in the kV range, currents in the kA range, and powers in the MW range. Power Electronics is one of the critical enabling technologies for future energy systems, as it offers unprecedented flexibility for integrating and controlling various electrical sources, storage elements, or loads into the grid. This is equally valid for the present-day AC grids and emerging concepts of DC grids, or an inevitable mix of both soon.
To achieve controllable, reliable, and efficient electrical energy conversion utilizing advanced power electronic converters, we optimally use, but also influence and drive forward, advancements in different areas. These multidisciplinary considerations include power semiconductors (e.g. Si, SiC, GaN), passive components (e.g. magnetics), insulation materials, mathematical modeling, simulations and optimization of power electronic systems, advanced control methods, etc.
Upcoming Events
PCIM 2025, May 6 – 8, 2025, Nuremberg, Germany
Mr. Zhenchao Li will present a paper: âEvaluation of Magnetic Integration in Modularized Bridge Rectifier Solid-State Transformerâ.
ICDCM 2025, June 4 – 6, 2025, Tallinn, Estonia
Dr. Jules Mace will present a paper: âExploring the Features of Power Electronic Converters for Hybrid AC-DC Microgridsâ.
PEDG 2025, June 22 – 25, 2025, Nanjing, China
Prof. Drazen Dujic will give a keynote talk: âAdvanced Conversion Solutions for DC Power Distribution Networksâ.
Power Electronics for Energy Transition, September 30 – October 01, 2025, Graz, Â Austria
Prof. Drazen Dujic will give a keynote talk: âOvercoming Challenges of High-Power Medium-Voltage Power Electronic Designsâ.
