Daniel Graves
Electrical engineering
Hometown: Goodyear, Arizona, United States
Graduation date: Spring 2025
FURI | Fall 2024
Optimizing the Efficiency and Performance of DC/DC Power Electronic Converters
Investigating DC/DC power electronic converter control strategies is essential to solving problems related to inductance regulation in variable passive devices. Similar to how inductance management is complicated by parasitic effects in magnetic materials, DC/DC converters too have challenges with dynamic regulation. Using techniques for modulating inductance from earlier research, this study seeks to increase converter performance through sophisticated control strategies like digital control and PWM. The objective of this project is to develop real-time control mechanisms to improve the efficiency and stability of power electronic converters by expanding upon the knowledge of regulating parasitic effects and signal integrity.
Mentor: Mike Ranjram
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