Artur Ulatowski

Master of Science, Research Assistant

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

In 2009 I joined University of Connecticut as a part of Eurotech program which merged Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Bachelor of Arts in German Studies. I graduated Magna Cum Laude in 2014. In winter of 2014 I joined the Advanced Power Electronics and Electric Drives Lab as an undergraduate research assistant and started work on fault detection and diagnosis for traction motor drive systems. In summer 2014 joined the lab as a graduate research assistant and I continued the fault detection and diagnosis work and started research into efficiency improvements and modeling of motor drive systems.

Systems Engineering Focus

Key Active Research Projects

• Comprehensive behavioral black box efficiency modeling of motor drive systems
• Surface interpolation, machine learning and advanced regression application to power electronics and drive systems modeling
• Fault detection and diagnosis for traction motor drive systems applications
• Fault detection and diagnosis for smooth controller switching

Future Directions

• Apply my knowledge in industry

Key Skills/Capabilities

• Advanced data processing and analysis in Matlab®
• Simulink® Matlab® scripting including parallelization and simulation acceleration
• Hardware and software development and debugging
• Experiment design and execution
• Proficiency with laboratory equipment relevant to electrical engineering and power electronics experiments
• http://apedl.engr.uconn.edu/