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from Flanders Make to investigate the winding damage of the electric machines due to thermal and electric stresses. The trend towards higher DC bus voltages and faster switching power electronics by SiC
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and Architecture of Ghent University (www.ugent.be/ea/emsme/en ). Our research group maintains close contacts with industrial partners and is associated to Flanders Make (http://www.flandersmake.be/en
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cycling and partial discharge in electrical machines (Windam) YOUR JOB; UGent received an industry research and valorisation acceleration fund from Flanders Make to investigate the winding damage
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Laboratory (EELAB) at UGent received several research funds from FWO (Fonds voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek, Flanders), European union and Flanders make for conducting research about “High-performance electric
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research partner of: IMEC : world-leading research in nano-electronics and digital technologies VIB : life science research institute VITO : sustainable chemistry Flanders Make : manufacturing innovation
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Flanders-Make and KULeuven, the research project EBearDam. The aim of this project is to construct a computational toolset that allows to assess the severity of bearing currents in a drivetrain and to
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initiated, in close collaboration with Flanders-Make and KULeuven, the research project Rolux. The objective of the project is to develop a methodology and associated simulation tools for the robust design of
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Job description Context – UGent initiated, in close collaboration with Flanders-Make and KULeuven, the research project Rolux. The objective of the project is to develop a methodology and associated