Minjie Chen - PERL Group - Princeton University
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Minjie Chen Department of Electrical Engineering I am an assistant professor of Electrical Engineering and the Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment at Princeton University. I lead the Princeton Power Electronics Research Lab (PERL). You can find my Google Scholar Page & CV here. |
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Research Interests
Fundamentals of Power Electronics
Power Semiconductors
Magnetics Design and Integration
Circuit Topology
System Architecture
Control Theory
Power Electronics enabled Applications
Smart Grids
Robotics
Electric Vehicles
Telecom & Data Center Power Delivery
Medical Equipment
PPERL News
August 2017
Dr. Chen's proposal as a co-PI - “Electrification of Transportation for Energy Storage and Smart Mobility” - was seleted for funding in a recent Call for Proposals for Innovative Research in Energy and the Environment from Princeton Andlinger Center.
Dr. Chen's journal paper - “A Systematic Approach to Modeling Impedances and Current Distribution in Planar Magnetics” - wins 1st Place Prize Paper Award from IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics in 2016.
Abdul, Alex, and Fida's research on solar powered wireless charging platform for drones was featured on Princeton SEAS Webpage.
Ping Wang joins PPERL from Shanghai Jiaotong University.
July 2017
PPERL's paper - “Magnetics Design and Optimization for Tapped-Series-Capacitor (TSC) Power Converters” - was published at IEEE COMPEL.
June 2017
Abdulghafar Al Tair, Alex Ju and Fida Newaj join PPERL.
March 2017
PPERL's proposal - “Developing a Smart Energy Router for Flexible and Efficient DC Power Distribution in Smart Homes and Buildings” - wins Siebel Energy Institute 2017 Research Grant.
February 2017
Dr. Chen joins Princeton Department of Electrical Engineering and Andlinger Center for Energy and Environment as an Assistant Professor.