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About Us
ITU Electrical Engineering Department
Mission-Vision
History
Committees
Academic
Undergraduate Program
Graduation Design Project
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Graduate Program
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Administration
Academic Staff
Research Assistants
Technical Personnel
Retired Instructors
All Administrative Personnel in the History of the Department
Research
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Smart Condition Monitoring and Diagnostic Laboratory
Smart Grid Laboratory
Lighting and Interior Wiring Laboratory
Cognitive Systems Laboratory
Electric Vehicle and Charging Systems Laboratory
Electric Distribution Automation Laboratory
Electric Power Systems Laboratory
Electrical Machines Laboratory
Power Electronics Laboratory
Computational Electromechanical Systems Laboratory
Superconducting Research and Development Laboratory
Renewable Energy Laboratory
High Voltage Laboratory
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ABET Team
ABET- Why Accreditation Matters
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Power Electronics Laboratory
The Power Electronics Laboratory was established in 1972 and is located in the Electrical Machines Laboratory located in the Gümüşsuyu Building, when the Electrical Engineering department moved to the Ayazağa campus in 1995, it started to take place as a separate laboratory. The laboratory is one of the most comprehensive Power Electronics Laboratories in the country in terms of the hardware, equipment and knowledge it has. The laboratory is used for the Power Electronics Laboratory course in order to support the theoretical knowledge of Electrical Engineering undergraduate students, and also provides benefits in conducting the applied and experimental parts of the postgraduate thesis studies carried out within the department. In addition to these, tests of systems belonging to industrial organizations can be performed and joint projects can be carried out with industry.
In the laboratory, there are 16 multi-purpose experimental setups that can use alternative and direct voltages of different values and 3 comprehensive test sets that can be used only for educational purposes. Within the scope of the laboratory, experiments on basic power electronics circuits such as semiconductor switch elements, controlled and uncontrolled rectifier circuits, AC choppers, inverters, DC choppers are carried out for undergraduate students.