Prof. Ruth Vazquez Sabariego — Research Profile
KU Leuven · Department of Electrical Engineering (ESAT)
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Prof. Ruth Vazquez Sabariego at KU Leuven Department of Electrical Engineering (ESAT) lists development of new numerical methods and software, homogenisation techniques, multirate, finite element models (time and frequency domain), harmonic balance finite elements (multi-frequency domain), model order reduction techniques, electrical machines, electromagnetic shielding, induction heating, wireless power transfer, eddy-current nondestructive testing, HV cables, magnetic passive components in power electronics as their registered research area.
Research areas
development of new numerical methods and software, homogenisation techniques, multirate, finite element models (time and frequency domain), harmonic balance finite elements (multi-frequency domain), model order reduction techniques, electrical machines, electromagnetic shielding, induction heating, wireless power transfer, eddy-current nondestructive testing, HV cables, magnetic passive components in power electronics
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