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    ADVANCED SUSTAINABLE POWER AND ENERGY LAB (ASPEN)

    Our
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    Our
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    Our Services

    Our Research Focus

    Our research primarily focuses on two broad areas- automotive powertrains (HEV, PHEV and EV) and renewable energy systems (Wind turbines, PV, hydro, etc). Our lab is equipped with state-of-the-art tools and equipment to aid in the development of power electronics and motor drive solutions. This webpage shows some of the projects that are currently underway. If you need further information, please do not hesitate to contact us directly.

    Electric Machine Design & Motor Control

    Reliable and Safe Batteries for Extreme Conditions

    Digital Twins for Transportation Systems

    Battery Management Systems

    Energy Solutions for Data Centers

    Drivetrain Design for eVTOLS & Drones

    Our Partners

    Department of Energy
    National Science Foundation
    Argonne National Laboratory
    Beam Global
    Novele

    Explore Our Research Initiatives

    Our research explores the future of sustainable electrification through breakthroughs in energy storage, electric machines, and power electronics. Projects range from enhancing lithium-ion battery safety and developing advanced thermal management for fast charging, to creating accurate models and control strategies for switched reluctance and permanent magnet motors. Additional efforts investigate hybrid energy storage, wide band gap power devices, digital hydraulics, and next-generation drivetrain solutions such as electric-hydraulic hybrids and wireless charging. Together, this work bridges theory and application to address real-world challenges in electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, and emerging transportation technologies.

    Contact

    Contact Us

    Mailing Address:
    PO Box 750339
    Dallas, TX 75275-0339


     

    Tel. +1(214)768-7045

    Advanced Sustainable Power and ENergy Laboratory (ASPEN)

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