Giacomo Scelba

Assistant Professor

University of Catania

Italy

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Giacomo Scelba is an Assistant Professor at the University of Catania in Italy. His research focuses on innovative solutions in electrical engineering, particularly in the areas of variable frequency drives, power loss modeling, and multilevel inverter configurations. He has published extensively on topics such as rotor position sensing, PWM-induced iron losses, and the performance of induction motors with wide bandgap inverters.

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Articles (13)

Novel Approach to Selecting Rotor Position Sensor Resolution for Variable Frequency Drives

Power Loss Modelling and Performance Comparison of Three-Level GaN-Based Inverters Used for Electric Traction

Investigating PWM-Induced Iron Losses: Measurements and Estimation Models up to 350 kHz Switching Frequency

A Reduced Switch Count, Self-Balanced, 13-Level Inverter Based on a Dual T-Type Configuration

Gate-Source Voltage Analysis for Switching Crosstalk Evaluation in SiC MOSFETs Half-Bridge Converters

Resolution of Rotor Position Measurement: Modeling and Impact on Speed Estimation

Experimental Assessment of Induction Motors Fed by Sub-MHz-PWM Wide Band Gap Inverters

Self-Sensing Control of Open-End Winding PMSMs Fed by an Asymmetrical Hybrid Multilevel Inverter

Rotor Position Error Compensation in Sensorless Synchronous Reluctance Motor Drives

Performance Improvement of Grid-Connected Induction Motors through an Auxiliary Winding Set

Multi-Level Multi-Input Converter for Hybrid Renewable Energy Generators

Performance Assessment of Large Photovoltaic (PV) Plants Using an Integrated State-Space Average Modeling Approach

A V2G Integrated Battery Charger Based on an Open End Winding Multilevel Configuration

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Giuseppe Scarcella

Tommaso Scimone

Mario Cacciato

Fabio Giulii Capponi

Giulio De Donato

Antonio Testa

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