
Power Electronics and Signal Processing Research Unit ( PESPRU) was establish by Palestine Polytechnic University (PPU) in the academic year 2005, as a strategic mission of PPU to be a leader in creating and applying new technologies in this field.
Furthermore this unit aims at placing an advanced position in serving the local and global industrial sectors. Research activity in this field should be realized in order to strengthen the mutual relations with other similar institutions.
Mission Statement
The Center of Power Electronics and Signal processing (PSPRU) carries out cutting edge research and development in power electronics and signal processing. It also provides a critically needed supply of highly trained undergraduates and graduates as well as advice and unique research facilities for industry and community needs.
Vision Statement
The vision of Power Electronics and Signal Processing Research Unit is to be a leader in applying new technologies, realizing advance research activities, serving the industrial needs, strengthening co-operations with similar institutions, creating and supporting new research ideas in the field of power electronics and signal processing.
OBJECTIVES:
The main objectives of this unit:
- Providing the industry with new technologies in the field of Industrial Electronics, Signal Processing, and Electrical Energy in general.
- Strengthening the relationships with local and global industries and similar institutions.
- Starting advanced research projects in cooperation with external partners ( industrial sector, universities, and similar research centers).
- Solving Industrial problems in the field of Power Electronics, Electromagnetic Field and Energy Conversion.
- Design new apparatus, electronic circuits, and full industrial units, therefore increasing the university income and saving the national resources.
- Organizing meetings and workshops with the purpose of discussing and exchanging knowledge with competent experts.
- Improving the educational environment of the university students involved in this field or other related fields .
- Inviting national and international experts in the related field to give lectures, seminars, i.e…...
- This unit can may play major role in providing the university with new power electronic elements, circuits, full scale industrial and laboratory systems, and electrical energy equipments .
- Organizing short and long term training programs.
- This unit can play major role in preparing new academic programs for undergraduate and graduate students.
Director’s Welcome
Welcome to the Power Electronics & Signal processing Research Unit (PESPRU) which was establish by Palestine Polytechnic University (PPU) in the academic year 2005 as a strategic mission of PPU to be a leader in creating and applying new technologies in this field.
Furthermore this unit aims at placing an advanced position in serving the local and global industrial and energy sectors.
Research activity in this field should be realized in order to strengthen the mutual relations with other similar institutions nationally and internationally.
Members
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Dr. Sameer Khader ( Unit director) sameer@ppu.edu
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Dr. Abdel karim daud daud@ppu.edu
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Dr. Mustafa Safa Mustafa@ppu.edu
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Dr. Raed Amro raedamro@yahoo.com
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Dr. Ghandi Manasra ghmanasra@yahoo.com
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Dr. Mohammed Abu Samrah mmabusamreh@ppu.com
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Eng. Abdel-Qader AlZaro zaro@ppu.com
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Eng. Nizar Amro nizar@ppu.edu
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Eng. Sadeq Nairoukh / private sector sadeq@taqaddom.com
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Eng. Radwan Tahboub radwanrt@yahoo.com
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Eng. Naef El-Hour / SELCO nayef@selco.ps
Research
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RESEARCH FIELDS:
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Electronic power supplies and energizing units
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Energy converting systems
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Energy saving
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Electrical Driving systems
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Solar Energy
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Signal processing units
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Sensors and transducers and their applications
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Power factor and power optimizing units.
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Electromagnetic field and laser applications.
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ACTUAL RESEARCH PROJECTS:
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Wind energy power station and power electronics conversion unit.
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Two-phase reluctance Brushless reluctance dc motor.
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Single-phase and Two-phase linear reluctance dc motor
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Torque- control of single-phase induction motor
- Synchronous double-phase linear motor
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Contact Us
POWER ELECTRONICS & SIGNAL PROCESSING RESEARCH UNIT
Tel: 02 2 2230068;
Fax: 02 2217248