The List | PSMA

Our Objectives

Provide PSMA Member Companies a resource to identify Educational and University Institutions, world wide, which have ongoing and active programs in power electronics. This will provide the Member Companies a source for attracting potential new employees and opportunity for possible partnering on Research and Development projects.

Provide the Educational and University Institutions an opportunity to promote their programs in power electronics to interested companies outside their immediate areas. This exposure could result in generating additional support for the institution from the power sources industry for ongoing and new programs. In addition the exposure will provide the students and graduates with additional options as they transition from the educational to the business community.

Click on the links below for detailed program information for each of the listed Universities.

Arizona State University, Tempe

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

Chongqing University

Dartmouth College

Duke University

Georgia Institute of Technology

Hong Kong University

Illinois Institute of Technology

Kansas State University

Macquarie University

Michigan State University

Michigan Technological University

National University of Ireland, Galway

North Carolina State University

Northeastern University

Oregon State University

Sharif University of Technology

Technical University of Denmark

Texas A&M University

The Ohio State University

University of California Irvine

University of Central Florida

University of Colorado at Boulder

University of Houston

University of Idaho

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

University of Maryland at College Park

University of Minnesota

University of Nevada, Reno

University of North Dakota

University of Tennessee

University of Toledo

University of Victoria

University of Wisconsin-Madison

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Virginia Tech

Georgia Institute of Technology

Program description:

Georgia Tech offers a complete power electronics educational program at every level from undergraduate specialty in power electronics, machines and power systems to MS and PhD courses and research. Additionally, on-campus and off-site short courses are offered, as well as video-based courses for graduate students.

Georgia Tech is a leading research institution in the areas of electric machines, condition monitoring of electric machines and power electronics, power electronics for distributed energy systems and renewables, high voltage/high power applications of power electronics and modular power converters. A complete description of the program is available on the Web site.

# Grad students: 30

# Undergrad students: approx. 35

Contact e-mail: thabetler@ee.gatech.edu

Contact name: Prof. Thomas G. Habetler

Department website: ece.gatech.edu

Department: Electrical and Computer Engineering

Faculty:

Prof. Thomas G. Habetler, Prof. Deepak Divan, and Prof. Maryam Saeedifard

General contact info:

Thomas G. Habetler, School of ECE, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA

University website: www.gatech.edu