Daniel C. Ludois
Jim and Anne Sorden Professor and H.I. Romnes Fellow
WEMPEC Research & Innovation Director
Engineering Hall, Rm. 2557B
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Daniel Ludois currently serves as a Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering in UW–Madison’s College of Engineering and is the Director for Research and Innovation at the internationally renowned Wisconsin Electric Machines and Power Electronics Consortium (WEMPEC). As the Research & Innovation Director for WEMPEC, he looks for opportunities to push WEMPEC in new technological directions and improve the lab capabilities. Dr. Ludois’s research focus has been on broadening the use of capacitive coupling in electric machines and power electronics.
Unconventional machine design/applications
- Electrostatic machines
- Wound rotor machines
- PM Ring machines
Power electronics
- Low power medium voltage electronics
- Integrated LC filters
- Wireless power transfer systems