Congratulations to Parth and Nishanth! Parth completed his MS project investigating the electromagnetic design of a high speed linear machine to actuate a hydraulic valve. This project is part of the research group’s efforts to …
ISMB: Trip to France and Congrats to Anvar
Anvar Khamitov, Nathan Petersen, and Eric Severson traveled to Lyon, France to attend the 18th International Symposium on Magnetic Bearings in July. In between sampling the local gastronomy, Anvar and Nathan presented their research on …
Severson group hosts 4-H youth for summer experimentation
Nathan Petersen Receives Grainger Power Engineering Graduate Award
Nathan Petersen received the Grainger Power Engineering Graduate award from UW-Madison’s College of Engineering. This award recognizes PhD students pursuing dissertation research within the field of power engineering. Nathan also has the rare distinction of …
Congratulations Dr. Nishanth!
Nishanth has successfully defended his PhD, entitled “An Investigation of Power Dense Axial Flux Electric Machines to Electrify Off-Highway Vehicles” In this work, Nishanth created new knowledge across several important areas of electric machinery, including …
New Arrivals
Welcome to Divya and Aravind! We’re happy to share that Divya and Aravind have decided to join our research group. Divya has joined our lab to pursue her MS degree. Her research will focus on …
New Funding: NSF Project to Explore Commercialization of Bearingless Motor Research
PhD student Nathan Petersen along with Prof Severson and industry mentor Jay Althof will be taking part in the US National Science Foundation I-Corps program to explore commercializing our group’s bearingless motor research. This program …
Congrats to Spring/Summer 2022 Graduates
Congrats to Bharat, Imthiaz, Martin, Steve!! Bharat completed his MS project investigating the electromagnetic design, control, and testing of high speed bearingless permanent magnet machines for e-Turbocharger applications. Bharat has delved into the nitty gritty details …
Awards: Congrats to Anvar and Nishanth!
Anvar Khamitov and Nishanth both received the Wisconsin Power Engineering Award by the UW-Madison’s College of Engineering. This award recognizes PhD students pursuing dissertation research within the field of power engineering. Congrats Anvar and Nishanth!
Introducing the Advanced Motor Drive Controller
Are you looking to develop advanced motor drives? Are you limited by the compute performance or I/O capabilities of your current control solution? Do you want an open-source, research-oriented, flexible, and modular control platform? Introducing …