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The
Wisconsin Electric Machines and Power Electronics Consortium was initiated at
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faculty at WEMPEC has established a comprehensive curriculum in the
electrical machines and power electronics field that serves students at the
university as well as engineers already established in the industry. The courses are offered on campus and on videotape
through the Engineering Outreach Program, and are complemented by short
courses and tutorials that are offered periodically on campus, at technical
meetings, and by special arrangement at company locations. Teaching efforts have been further enhanced
through the establishment of a world-class teaching and research
laboratory. An outstanding group of
graduate students and visiting scholars have established an internationally
recognized level of excellence in their research contributions. Industrial
interest in the WEMPEC research program has been maintained by a concerted
effort to keep projects relevant to long term industrial needs and through an
efficient technology transfer process. Our
numerous sponsors exemplify WEMPEC's success. The enabling nature of power electronics
and its impact on factory automation, robotics, transportation, energy
efficiency, electric automobiles, residential and commercial appliances,
alternate energy and computers as well as other electronic equipment is well
known and becoming increasingly recognized.
WEMPEC, with the cooperation and support of its industrial sponsors,
will continue to play an important role in bringing new generations of power
electronics and electric machine technologies to fruition. Visit
our become a sponsor page if you are interested in becoming a
member of WEMPEC. |
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