PhD Studentship: Gate Drive Assisted Condition Monitoring Techniques for Power Electronic Devices

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Engineering and Technology,Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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Company: University of Warwick

Department: School of Engineering

Hours: Full Time

Type / Role: PhD

Phone: +44-1506 3613922

Fax: +44-1528 1503173

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Detail information about job PhD Studentship: Gate Drive Assisted Condition Monitoring Techniques for Power Electronic Devices. Terms and conditions vacancy

Start date: 02/10/2017

Project start date: 02/10/2017

Duration: 3 years

The project: Warwick School of Engineering is seeking a PhD student in the area of power electronics. This studentship is funded in support of a recently awarded EPSRC grant in reliability and condition monitoring of power electronics. The objective of the PhD will be to explore how innovative gate drive techniques can be used for condition monitoring of wide bandgap power devices like silicon carbide and gallium nitride devices. The PhD will involve simulation, experimental design of test rigs and characterization of discrete power devices and modules. Please contact Dr O Alatise ([email protected]) for an informal chat about the project.

Eligibility: UK or EU candidates with a 1st or 2:1 honours degree (or equivalent)

Funding: The annual stipend will be £14,553 (tax free), for 3 years, with all university fees paid. This scholarship is for EU/UK students only.

How to Apply:Submit a formal application to the University of Warwick and fulfil the entry requirements for a PhD in Engineering details for this can be found at: www.warwick.ac.uk/pgrengineering.

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