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Research Labs - Power
Electronics Lab
Operational since early 2009, the power electronics lab is well funded and is equipped with modern facilities to support research and teaching activities (both at the undergraduate and graduate levels). The vision of the lab is to provide a facility that deals with all issues related to the efficient processing of electrical energy from its available form to the desired form, with focus on the oil and gas industry. The current research interests of this lab are power quality, electric drives, FACTS devices, power electronic applications to power systems, and high power electronic systems, with plans to expand into hybrid energy systems, interconnection of power systems, non-conventional energy systems, bulk energy transfer systems, and low power electronic systems. The lab is closely associated with the other labs and research groups to fulfill the vision and mission of the institute.
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Graduate Student Projects
Undergraduate Student Projects
Proejct
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Design
and Impelmentation of passive filters for AC/DC converters
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Abdulla Mohamed Saeed Abdulla Ebrahim Al
Shehhi
Khamis
Mohammed Obaid Mohammed Al Kaabi
Salman
Abdulla Salem Rashed Al Mazrooei
(2009-2010)
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Gate
drive for MOSFETs
 
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Ayman
Al-Neaimi
Abdullah Al-Kindi
Abdulaziz Alsuwaidi
Hussain Karam
(2008-2009)
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A Simple
MATLAB/SIMULINK model for AC/DC converter
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Fahad Al
Hurmodi
Mohemed Ahmed
Mohamed Al Ameri
Hamed Al Hashmi
(2007-2008)
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Design
of H-Brdige converter power circuit
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Tariq
Ziyad Miqdadi
Rachad Fouad Soukie
Saed Farid Tawfiq Marouf
(2007)
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Courses
Publications
- A.R. Beig & V. T. Ranganathan, “An improved CSI fed induction motor drive for medium voltage applications,” in Proceedings of IEEE-IECON 2008, Orlando, Fl., USA, 2008, pp. 1118-1124.
- M. Poshtan & A. R. Beig, “A three phase active filter based on three level diode clamp inverter,” in Proceedings of IEEE Power Con International Conference, New Delhi, India, 2008, pp. 934-939.
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