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, industrial and grid-level power electronics. The purpose is to improve the electric vehicles and the UKs energy infrastructure as we move into a low carbon economy. A paradigm shift in technology will be
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. Candidates with experience in high-voltage / plasma research are preferred. Knowledge of computational fluid dynamics is a plus. Strong organisational and communication skills are expected in order to
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PhD Thesis position in Composite Magnetic Materials and Embedded Magnetic Core power Inductors for Integrated Voltage Regulators in High-Performance ComputingContract: Full Time/Fixed Term for three
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, GPUs, AI accelerators etc.) require high power demands with optimized power distribution networks (PDNs) to improve power efficiency and preserve power integrity. Integrated voltage regulators (IVRs
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Inductors On Organic Substrate for System in Package Integrated High Frequency Voltage Regulators,” IEEE journal of emerging and selected topics in power electronics, vol . 8, no. 3, September 2020, DOI
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exposure, and steep voltage gradients (high dV/dt) from inverter-fed systems, pose significant challenges to insulation reliability. This EPSRC iCASE PhD project sponsored by Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy
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. Work will also involve electrochemical modelling using existing models and using AI based tools. The focus of the work will be to cater to the needs to high voltage/power in power electronic systems
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This PhD project will develop next-generation grid-scale energy storage solutions integrated into HVDC (High Voltage Direct Current) systems at the University of Edinburgh, in partnership with UK
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project focuses on memristive materials as electronic realizations of the hysteron concept at the heart of the SMIP project. A hysteron is characterized by a hysteretic current-voltage characteristic
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modelling using existing models and using AI based tools. The focus of the work will be to cater to the needs to high voltage/power in power electronic systems, while avoiding humidity and gas exposure