Super-Lab
What do we do at the SUPER-Lab
In the SUPER-Lab we do research to explore new ways to design high frequency power electronics. We evaluate and design circuits and devices to switch at 10’s of MHz to reduce the size and volume of all passive components. We explore new ways to use piezo-electric devices to replace inductors, and find new applications for our converters.
Feel free to check our projects, publications, and reach out to me or the other lab members if you want to know more about our work.
Interested in the SUPER-Lab?
If your are interested in working with me at the SUPER-lab, please be mindful that I receive a large number of emails from prospective students asking me to evaluate their resumes and inquiring and about research assistantships in my group. Please do not be disappointed if I do not respond or respond only with a short email; I simply do not have the bandwidth to run my own admissions office. If you are interested in joining my group, your first step is to apply to our PhD program. I can then evaluate your folder during admissions season and see how you rank against the other applicants that are interested in joining my group. I tend to take on only 1-3 new students each year, and so I need to be selective and defer my evaluations and decisions until I see the entire pool of applicants in December/January. Thanks for your interest!
Former SUPER-Lab members
Sanghyeon Park, Ph.D.

Stanford Ph.D. 2021
Read moreNews and updates
2021 IEEE MTTS Student Design Competition

Congratulations! to Zikang Tong and Zhechi Ye for being the 1st place winners of the IEEE MTTS Student Design Competition.
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Dr. Kawin Surakitbovorn

Postdoctoral Research fellow
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Mixed-signal computing for online optimization of power electronics systems

We are developing mixed-signal optimization tecniques for power electronics
Read moreTalks that Last
Selecting the Right Power Semiconductor for Multi-MHz Power Converters-Slides

Here is a webinar I gave to IEEE PELS.
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Juan Rivas
Associate Professor in Electrical Engineering
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