Dr. Mauricio E. Hernandez
Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering · Oakland University · 2023
Mauricio E. Hernandez completed his doctoral dissertation in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Oakland University in 2023 under the supervision of Mohamed A. Zohdy. His research examines nonlinear discrete-time control of ZETA power converters using robust adaptive state observers and state feedback.
Research & Publications
1 verified dissertation · 2023
Nonlinear Discrete-Time Control of Modern Power Converters with Robust Adaptive Observer
Studies adaptive state estimation and robust digital control of ZETA power converters under model uncertainty.
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