Projects

The project explores the impact of MPC on power electronic systems. The interdisciplinary tasks range from optimal system design beyond traditional design limitations to real-time MPC implementations for unleashing the full potential of MPC in real-world applications.
Further information on Model Predictive Control (MPC) for Advanced Power Electronic Systems

Introduction of switching cell as an individual building block in the converter optimisation Multi-objective optimisation of switching cell’s mechanical layout based on analytical electromechanical models considering thermal and electromagnetic coupling effects.
Further informations on Electromechanical Modelling of Switching Cell

In medium- to high voltage applications the insulation design of the power electronic transformer becomes crucial. Precise models for the transient electric fields are developed to estimate the transformer insulation stress.
Further informations on Insulation Design of Medium Frequency Transformers

Designing highly efficiency electrical converter systems requires to optimally design the components of the converter system individually. To optimise magnetic components, analytical calculation models are developed, that are accurate and fast.
Further informations onAnalytical Multi-Physics modelling of (gapped) inductors

Development of accurate and computationally efficient loss models for wide bandgap semiconductors (SiC MOSFETs, GaN HEMTs). The loss models are used to optimally design power converters with high power density and efficiency.
Further Information on semiconductor loss models