The Electrical Machines & Drives Laboratory
at Michigan
State University
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Elias Strangas,Associate Professor and
Laboratory Director
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Graduate Students
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John Kelly, Ph.D. Candidate, kellyjo2@msu.edu John is working on polyphase induction motors and pole switching, as well as pole-phase space and pulse width modulation. He is applying this work to a starter-alternator for hybrid electric vehicles. Here is an early presentation on this work. We hope to have him back very soon.
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Shanelle Foster, Ph.D. Candidate, hogansha@egr.msu.edu Shanelle is working on Field Oriented-based Control of Linear Induction Motors. |
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Wes Zanardelli, Ph.D., zanardel@egr.msu.edu Wes is working on fault prediction in electrical machines and drives. He is also the resident expert on computers, including RT Linux. Here is a poster of a recent conference |
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Sinisa Jurkovic, Ph.D. candidate, jurkovi4@egr.msu.edu Sinisa is working on designing electrical drives with high reliability and minimal sensors. He is using techniques based control theory and on the secondary phenomena of Induction and PM machines to achieve these objectives. Here is a poster on his work. |
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Stephen Bohan, M.S Candidate bohanste@msu.edu
Steve works on a variable electrical transmission system for automotive applications
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Chris Roff roffchri@msu.edu
Chris just graduated with a B.Sc. Degree in Electrical Engineering. He worked in the laboratory to program frequency injection in the current of electrical machines, in order to predict the position of the rotor flux. |
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John Neely M.S. neelyjoh@egr.msu.edu
John just defended his thesis failure modes, mitigation methods and and reliability of PMAC Drives. |
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Prisca Hartig , hartigpr@msu.edu
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