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Gonzalo Abad
Also published under:G. Abad
Affiliation
Electronics and Computer Department, Mondragon Unibertsitatea, Arrasate-Mondragón, Spain
Topic
Point Of Common Coupling,Static Synchronous Compensator,Voltage Ripple,Dual Active Bridge Converter,Electric Aircraft,High Voltage Direct Current,Power Devices,Power Grid,Transformer Winding,Voltage Unbalance,Current Stress,Dc-link Voltage,Grid Code,Model Analysis,Modular Multilevel Converter,Modular Structure,Multilevel Converter,Negative Sequence Components,Output Power,Power Loss,Power Quality Improvement,Power Transfer,Secondary Side,Transformative Power,Unbalanced Conditions,Voltage Waveforms,Weak Grid,Ac Side,Alternating Current,Average Current,Balance Of Power,Bode Plots,Cascaded H-bridge,Conduction Loss,Converter Current,Converter Design,Converter Operation,Converter Topology,Core Loss,Corresponding Angle,Current Balance,Current Components,Current Constraints,Current Flow,Current Harmonics,Current Level,Current Limitations,Current Loop,Current Reference,Current References,
Biography
Gonzalo Abad (M'07) was born in Bergara, Spain, on October 11, 1976. He received the B.Sc. degree in electrical engineering from the University of Mondragon, Mondragon, Spain, in 2000, the M.Sc. degree in advanced control from the University of Manchester, Manchester, U.K., in 2001, and the Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering from the University of Mondragon, in 2008.
He joined the Electronics Department of the Uni692 versity of Mondragon in 2001 and is currently an 693 Associate Professor. He teaches courses in power 694 electronics, power converters, control, and robotics. He has published several 695 papers in the areas of wind power generation, multilevel power converters, and 696 direct torque control of ac drives. He has participated in different industrial 697 projects related to these fields. His main research interests include renewable 698 energies, power conversion, and motor drives.
He joined the Electronics Department of the Uni692 versity of Mondragon in 2001 and is currently an 693 Associate Professor. He teaches courses in power 694 electronics, power converters, control, and robotics. He has published several 695 papers in the areas of wind power generation, multilevel power converters, and 696 direct torque control of ac drives. He has participated in different industrial 697 projects related to these fields. His main research interests include renewable 698 energies, power conversion, and motor drives.