Power Electronics and Automation Group

Submitted by moderator_US on Tue, 09/01/2020 - 10:22

University

Faculty/school/department

Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture, University of Split

Size of the team

number of researchers	number of supporting staff	number of PhD students
2	3	2

Composition of Joint Unit of Research, if relevant

Electrical engineering

PI name

Dinko Vukadinović

PI email

Dinko.vukadinovic@fesb.hr

PI bio

Dinko Vukadinović researcher ID: G-4686-2017

Contact person and e-mail

Contact person

Boris Ljubenkov

Contact person e-mail

Boris.ljubenkov@fesb.hr

Short description of research profile

Power electronics converters in renewable energy systems

Control systems with induction machines

Applications of artificial intelligence in control

Research area

ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY » Electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering

Publications

Representative publications

Bašić, Mateo; Vukadinović, Dinko; Grgić, Ivan; Bubalo, Matija Speed-sensorless vector control of an induction generator including stray load and iron losses and online parameter tuning. // IEEE transactions on energy conversion, 35 (2020), 2; 724-732

Vukadinović, Dinko; Nguyen, Tien Duy; Nguyen, Cat Ho; Nhu, Lan Vu; Bašić, Mateo; Grgić, Ivan; Hedge-Algebra-Based Phase-Locked Loop for Distorted Utility Conditions. // Journal of Control Science and Engineering, 2019 (2019), 1-17

Bašić, Mateo; Vukadinović, Dinko; Grgić, Ivan Compensation of Stray Load and Iron Losses in Small Vector-Controlled Induction Generators. // IEEE transactions on energy conversion, 34 (2019), 3; 1677-1685

Grgić, Ivan; Bašić, Mateo; Vukadinović, Dinko Optimization of Electricity Production in a Grid-Tied Solar Power System with a Three-Phase Quasi-ZSource Inverter. // Journal of cleaner production, 221 (2019), 656-666

Bašić, Mateo; Vukadinović, Dinko; Polić, Miljenko Stray Load and Iron Losses in Small Induction Machines under Variable Operating Frequency and Flux: A Simple Estimation Method. // IEEE transactions on energy conversion, 33 (2018), 2; 869-876

Technology Expertise

The Power Electronics Research Laboratory (B310) is equipped with the following main laboratory equipment:

• dSpace DS1103 controller board

• dSpace DS1104 controller board

• dSpace MicroLabBox system

• Chroma 62050H-600S photovoltaic system emulator

• Tektronix TDS 1002 oscilloscope

• Tektronix MDO 3014 oscilloscope

• Siglent SDS1104X-E oscilloscope

• LEM IT 60-S current sensors

• LEM CV 3-500 voltage sensors

• Fluke 80i-110s current clamps