Power Electronics Laboratory

Solving environmental issues by honing power electronics control technology

Power electronics is a technological field that fuses power, electronic and controlling technologies in order to ensure a high-level control of energy flows. Moreover, the field is essential to help mitigate the problem of global warming. Therefore, our laboratory is making complete use of the power electronics technology in order to make electricity and hot water from various energy sources as a way to address environmental issues and construct disaster countermeasures.

College of Engineering Electrical and Electronic Engineering Electrical Engineering and Robotics / Graduate School of Engineering and Science（Master's Program） Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Course / Graduate School of Engineering and Science（Doctor's Program） Functional Control Systems Course
Faculty Name
TAKAMI, Hiroshi
Keyword
Clean energy,Stirling engine and solar power generations,Motor control,Advanced control,Switching converter,Model-based design development,Power electronics
Laboratory location
Research Building TOYOSU Campus 11F 11K32

STUDY FIELDS

  • Electrical engineering
  • Electronic engineering
  • Energy engineering
  • Mechanical engineering
  • Mathematics

FOR SOCIETY

Power electronics is used to control everything, ranging from electrical and hybrid electric vehicles to solar and stirling engine power generation, along with supporting livelihood in disaster-hit areas and developing countries.

RESEARCH THEMES

  • Analysis of electromagnetic fields in the situation where lightening hits an airplane or building and conducting research on protecting them from the lightening

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