Power Electronics Research at Northeastern University

Dr. Brad Lehman's Power Electronics Research Group
"All truths are easy to understand once they are discovered; the point is to discover them."  -- Galileo Galilei 






Power Electronics                                       Motion Control                                         Applied Nonlinear Control
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Dr. Brad Lehman


Dr. Brad Lehman
Professor
442 Dana Research Building Dept. Elect. & Computer Engineering
Northeastern University
Boston, MA  02115

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“Merging fundamental research with real world applications, our research group attempts to improve the performance and reliability of high-frequency switch-mode converters. Annually composing of 7-10 graduate students, funded from industry and government labs, we have particular expertise in:

»   Modeling, simulation and control of power
     electronic systems;
»   Designing and building commercial-grade high
     power density DC-DC converters;
»   Integrated magnetics for DC-DC converters;
»   Battery chargers for renewable energy systems;
 »   Digital controllers for the High-Brightness Light
     Emitting Diode applications."
                                                     ........  Dr. Brad Lehman

   

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PROFESSOR BRAD LEHMAN RETURNS FROM SABBATICAL

Professor Brad Lehman is back from one year sabbatical at Fall semester 2008. 
                                     
Ting Qian received the Outstanding Research Assistant Award

 

Ting Qian, a Research Assistant at Dr. Brad Lehman's research group was awarded as one of the Outstanding Research Assistants at Northeastern University in 2007.