The Center for Power Electronics Systems (CPES), with annual research expenditures of $6-7 million dollars, is dedicated to improving electrical power processing and distribution that impact systems of all sizes – from battery-operated electronics to vehicles to regional and national electrical distribution systems.
Discover More About CPESSundar defended his dissertation titled, “Modeling and Stability Analy...
Professor Rolando Burgos has been named the Electro-Mechanical Corporati...
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CPES continuously releases news regarding our conferences, faculty, and students. We also provide a list of events for webinars, conferences, and many other facets!
The CPES Industry Consortium cultivates connectivity among researchers in academia and industry, and creates synergy within the network of industry members. Our industry consortium is the backbone of our strong technology transfer success.
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Our library includes the Center's technical papers published in conference and journal papers, presentations, recordings, thesis and dissertations produced by graduates, and a research volume series compiled by CPES faculty.
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One of the Center's missions is to develop and education program that promotes multi-disciplinary, team-driven, and systems-oriented training to CPES students, as well as provide continuing education opportunities to our industrial partners.
Learn About Our Education OpportunitiesIn addition to sponsored research, CPES also collaborates with industry members via the mini-consortium program. This program allows CPES researchers to work closely with industry to develop pre-competitive technologies and address common challenges in 3 focused research areas:
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