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I am
currently doing research in the broad area of distributed generation
(microgrids) both at a component level studying power electronics
interfaces, and at a system level through controls analysis, and
improvements in terms of reliability and efficiency.
Some of my current research topics are:
- Microgrids architectures and control.
- Power infrastructure in hurricanes (please click on
any of the hurricane logos below to see pictures from my site-surveys).
NSF
CAREER award #0845828.
- Interactions between microgrids and the power grid
with focus on "smart-grid' applications. Please check the Pecan St. Project page
for information about Austin's participation in the development of the
future power grid.
- Multiple-input dc-dc converters.
- Datacenters and telecom power infrastructure.
- Constant-power loads control.
- Interfaces and controls for photovoltaic systems.
- Power electronics for oil production from algae.
- Low-input voltage and high-power converters.
    
For
publications information please click here.
For
additional research information please click here
and the my research
group page here. Also, follow my blog here.
Note
for prospective and current students. I am currently seeking
students with background in power electronics and power systems, and
with strong and verifiable math knowledge, particularly in statistical
and probabilistic analysis.
© 2009 Alexis Kwasinski
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