Power Electronics Lab
Power Electronics is everywhere. Powering up our devices, from the smallest gadget to the largest industrial drive; enabling renewable energy conversion and use, from the solar-powered toy car to the modern off-shore windfarms; and supporting the transformation of the electricity grid, from the creation of microgrids to the long-distance energy transfer with HVDC.
We advance the state of the art in electrification, creating technologies for more efficient, versatile, and resilient power electronics systems, and shaping the technology leaders of tomorrow that will pave the way towards the zero emissions society.
The Power Electronics Lab (PELe) is part of the Electromechanics and Power Electronics (EPE) group at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). Power Electronics is a technology that is key to the envisioned, and largely ongoing, transition towards the use of clean electrical energy in all aspects of modern life, addressing the societal need for a carbon-free energy future. Power Electronics systems are omnipresent in the electrification of traditionally carbon-intensive industries, as well as in the production and effective integration into the grid of abundant amounts of renewable energy. These systems offer solutions that bring flexibility to energy producers and consumers, as well as increased productivity and energy efficiency. However, in an ever changing energy landscape, they are also faced with increasingly demanding requirements in terms of high efficiency, high precision, low cost and lower footprint. These are coupled with the expectation for reliability and resilience that matches, if not surpasses, the one exhibited by today’s traditional solutions – a big challenge for an incoming technology. The PELe team is working on these critical aspects surrounding modern Power Electronics, supporting the further penetration of this technology into our daily lives, striving to accelerate our transition to the carbon-free energy future.
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Our most recent peer reviewed publications
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Juris Arrozy,Darian Retianza,Jorge L. Duarte,Esin Ilhan Caarls,Henk Huisman
Influence of Dead-Time on the Input Current Ripple of Three-Phase Voltage Source Inverter
Energies (2023) -
Darian Retianza,Juris Arrozy,Jeroen van Duivenbode,Henk Huisman,Bas J.D. Vermulst
Sequential Error Disentanglement of Three-Phase Current Sensor for AC Machine in Standstill Conditions
IEEE Access (2022) -
Rui Wang,Henk Huisman,C.G.E. Wijnands
Distribution Transformer Voltage Control Using a Single-Phase Matrix Converter
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Juris Arrozy,Esin Ilhan Caarls,Henk Huisman,Jorge L. Duarte,Lorenzo Ceccarelli
Influence of Carrier-Based PWM Techniques on the Common-Mode Voltage and Common-Mode Current of Six-Phase Full-Bridge Inverters
24th European Conference on Power Electronics and Applications, EPE 2022 ECCE Europe (2022) -
Yusuf Kösesoy,Remco Bonten,Henk Huisman,Jan Schellekens
Control of a zero-voltage switching isolated series-resonant power circuit for direct 3-phase AC to DC conversion
24th European Conference on Power Electronics and Applications, EPE 2022 ECCE Europe (2022)
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Department of Electrical EngineeringP.O. Box 5135600 MB EindhovenNetherlands -
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FluxGroene Loper 195612 AP EindhovenNetherlands -
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