Electrical and Electronic Engineering Research Staff in Singapore
Our academic staff located in Singapore actively conduct research for industry and government in many diverse fields of interest. The table below introduces our key staff members and current research interests:
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| Name | Research Interests Include: | |
Dr Hussain Athab
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System Design, control and modelling of power electronics converters for the following applications. Efficient switch-mode dc power supplies with power factor correction (PFC) to meet harmonics standards such the IEC and Energy Star requirement. Renewable electrical energy systems - Power converters for interfacing the renewable energy sources (photovoltaic, fuel cell and wind) to the distribution grid. Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle Charging Stations for Urban Energy Systems. Control and Interfaces for Urban Clean Energy Microgrid. |
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Dr Van Tung Phan
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Bi-directional AC-DC converters, DC-AC inverters, and DC-DC converters in electrified vehicles and renewable energy applications such as solar and wind. On-board and off-board chargers, DC fast chargers for electric vehicles; vehicle-to-grid (V2G) interface technologies. Grid-tied photovoltaic micro-inverters and solar-powered electric vehicles charging stations. |
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Dr Charles Su
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High voltage engineering, condition monitoring of transformers, generators, motors, GIS and power cables, ageing of electrical insulation, partial discharge detection and location, fuzzy logic diagnosis of incipient faults, high voltage testing techniques. Power systems, electromagnetic transients in transformer & generator stator windings and electrical networks, high frequency modelling of high voltage equipment with windings, lightning protection of substations and transmission lines. Renewable energy and sustainable water resources, disaster management and protection (earthquake, bushfire, building fire etc). |
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Dr Wai Lok Woo
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Smart Sensing Signal Processing - Development of intelligent unified system linking data acquisition, signal analysis, information mining, adaptive filtering, noise cancellation, neural network, event detection, and decision management including signal processing for smart grids. Biometrics Security and Pattern Recognition - Our research treats biometric data as highly dynamic and nonlinear, leading to a new paradigm of spatio-temporal pattern recognition problems for physiological- and behavioural-based biometrics. Non-destructive Testing and Evaluation - Development of non-destructive testing and evaluation for defect detection and quantify microstructural changes in metals. Pioneered research in eddy current pulse thermography for structural health monitoring. |
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