Part of the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture, Department of Electromechanical, Systems and Metal Engineering, is the Electrical Energy Laboratory. This research group, EELab, is active in various areas of electrical energy conversion, electrical drives (electrical machines, power electronics for drives, and control of drives), electromagnetic field calculations (development of FE software for field calculations and application to the design of electromagnetic devices), magnetic material modelling and characterization and electrical power networks (including also power electronic converters for mains applications).
At the Electrical Energy Laboratory, research is performed in the following areas:
- Low frequency electromagnetic fields and magnetic materials;
- Power Systems;
- Power Electronics;
- Drive Systems and control for electrical machines;
- Energy and cluster management.