Electromechanics and Power Electronics
We carry out fundamental research on the energy conversion theory, methods, and systems, that serve as enabling technologies for future developments in electromechanics, power electronics and motion systems.
We want to remain the academic frontrunner in sustainable energy conversion systems in the Netherlands
Electromechanical technologies and devices of all sizes are part of all areas of society. These devices need to meet increasingly stringent demands for precision, efficiency and sustainability. The Electromechanics and Power Electronics group researches the energy conversion theory, methods and technology needed to build electromechanical devices that live up to that challenge.
To do this, we closely collaborate with national and international industrial and academical partners. Together, we create prototypes at high technology readiness level (TRL) and work on many projects co-funded by industry. We work on widely disseminating our results, so partners in our extensive national, European and world-wide network can apply them in their designs.
Mission
We perform fundamental and application-oriented research in electromechanical and electrical energy conversion.
Application areas: high-tech systems (semicon, robotics, medical) and sustainable energy (mobility, transport, smart grids)
Strong interconnection with industry: high TRL prototypes, many industrially co-funded projects, excellent dissemination, extensive national, European and world-wide network
Laboratory: 680 m2 , new research facilities, new e-conversion lab opened, new medium-voltage Eindhoven Grid lab. (with CS and EES)
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Education
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The Electromechanics and Power Electronics group is providing lectures, practical training, internal and industrial traineeships, and graduation projects in both the Bachelor and the Master of the Electrical Engineering department.
All Master projects offered by the Electrical Engineering department can be found at the . You can login to this website using your 黑料福利网 account.
For advice on traineeships, graduation projects and more, please reach out to secretariaat-epe@tue.nl and a meeting will be arranged with an EPE member who can help you. Moreover, for any additional questions on our education offering, please send an email to secretariaat-epe@tue.nl
Electromechanics Lab
The Electromechanics lab conducts research focused on high-performant electromagnetic actuation principles and systems 鈥� and the physical modeling thereof 鈥� for automotive, high-precision, medical and robotics applications. The research activities explore novel proof-of-concepts for multi-axis, multifunctional, rotational and translational actuation methods that push the performance envelop of actuation systems beyond the state-of-art in terms of volumetric footprint, power efficiency, (raw) material usage and reliability.
PhD projects Electromechanics Lab
Power Electronics Lab
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.
PhD Projects Power Electronics Lab
Professors
Associate Professors
Assistant professors & lecturers
PHDs en Postdocs
Our laboratories
Accomplished PhD Theses with Cum Laude distinction
All research work is made possible by our partners
Work with us!
All scientific as well as non-scientific vacancies are centrally cataloged by the Electrical Engineering department and can be found . The cataloged vacancies include PhD and technological designer programs.
Recent Publications
Our most recent peer reviewed publications
Contact
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Visiting address
FluxGroene Loper 195612 AP EindhovenNetherlands -
Visiting address
FluxGroene Loper 195612 AP EindhovenNetherlands -
Postal address
P.O. Box 513Department of Electrical Engineering5600 MB EindhovenNetherlands -
Postal address
P.O. Box 513Department of Electrical Engineering5600 MB EindhovenNetherlands -
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