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Mohammad Hazzaz Mahmud's research focuses on power electronics, particularly the design and control of converters utilizing silicon carbide (SiC) semiconductor devices. His work addresses challenges in high-power applications, such as those found in heavy-duty traction systems. Publications detail the electrothermal co-design of dual inverters, the development of medium-voltage, high-power converters with optimized architectures, and enhancements to direct torque control for inverters.
Mahmud also investigates advanced cooling techniques for power electronics, including the use of additively manufactured flow manifolds for direct cooling of high-density components. His research includes risk assessment for SiC MOSFET-based inverters under demanding operating conditions, such as high coolant temperatures and off-road profiles, as well as methods for current balancing in high-power SiC inverters with paralleled modules. He has collaborated with researchers at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including Zhuxuan Ma and Yue Zhao.
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- h-index: 11
- Publications: 29
- Citations: 511
Selected Publications
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Temperature Balancing for Reliability Enhancement of Power Electronics via Airflow Inversion Cooling (2026)
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Current Balancing Methods for a High Power Silicon Carbide Inverter with Paralleled Modules (2022)
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Extremum Seeking Control based Resonant Frequency Estimation for a Grid-Tied Inverter with LCL Filter (2021)
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System and Component Level Risk Assessment for SiC MOSFET Based Inverter for Traction Application at High Coolant Temperatures and Off-Road Mission Profile (2021)
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Electrothermal-Control Co-Design of an All Silicon Carbide 2×250 kW Dual Inverter for Heavy-Duty Traction Applications (2021)
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Adaptive Extremum Seeking Control Based <i>LCL</i> Filter Resonant Frequency Online Estimation (2021)
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Top Collaborators
- Electrothermal-Control Co-Design of an All Silicon Carbide 2×250 kW Dual Inverter for Heavy-Duty Traction Applications
- Design and Demonstration of a Medium-Voltage High-Power All Silicon Carbide ANPC Converter With Optimized Busbar Architecture
- Enhanced Direct Torque Control for a Three-Level T-Type Inverter
- Adaptive Extremum Seeking Control Based <i>LCL</i> Filter Resonant Frequency Online Estimation
- Design and Demonstration of a Medium-Voltage Silicon Carbide ANPC Power Stage
Showing 5 of 9 shared publications
- Electrothermal-Control Co-Design of an All Silicon Carbide 2×250 kW Dual Inverter for Heavy-Duty Traction Applications
- Design and Demonstration of a Medium-Voltage High-Power All Silicon Carbide ANPC Converter With Optimized Busbar Architecture
- Enhanced Direct Torque Control for a Three-Level T-Type Inverter
- Adaptive Extremum Seeking Control Based <i>LCL</i> Filter Resonant Frequency Online Estimation
- Design and Demonstration of a Medium-Voltage Silicon Carbide ANPC Power Stage
Showing 5 of 8 shared publications
- Design and Demonstration of a Medium-Voltage High-Power All Silicon Carbide ANPC Converter With Optimized Busbar Architecture
- Enhanced Direct Torque Control for a Three-Level T-Type Inverter
- Design and Demonstration of a Medium-Voltage Silicon Carbide ANPC Power Stage
- Additively Manufactured Flow Manifolds Enable High Performance Direct Cooling for High Density Power Electronics
- Extremum Seeking Control based Resonant Frequency Estimation for a Grid-Tied Inverter with LCL Filter
- Design and Demonstration of a Medium-Voltage High-Power All Silicon Carbide ANPC Converter With Optimized Busbar Architecture
- Design and Demonstration of a Medium-Voltage Silicon Carbide ANPC Power Stage
- System and Component Level Risk Assessment for SiC MOSFET Based Inverter for Traction Application at High Coolant Temperatures and Off-Road Mission Profile
- Adaptive Extremum Seeking Control Based <i>LCL</i> Filter Resonant Frequency Online Estimation
- Extremum Seeking Control based Resonant Frequency Estimation for a Grid-Tied Inverter with LCL Filter
- Adaptive Extremum Seeking Control Based <i>LCL</i> Filter Resonant Frequency Online Estimation
- Extremum Seeking Control based Resonant Frequency Estimation for a Grid-Tied Inverter with LCL Filter
- Electrothermal-Control Co-Design of an All Silicon Carbide 2×250 kW Dual Inverter for Heavy-Duty Traction Applications
- Additively Manufactured Flow Manifolds Enable High Performance Direct Cooling for High Density Power Electronics
- Electrothermal-Control Co-Design of an All Silicon Carbide 2×250 kW Dual Inverter for Heavy-Duty Traction Applications
- Additively Manufactured Flow Manifolds Enable High Performance Direct Cooling for High Density Power Electronics
- Electrothermal-Control Co-Design of an All Silicon Carbide 2×250 kW Dual Inverter for Heavy-Duty Traction Applications
- Additively Manufactured Flow Manifolds Enable High Performance Direct Cooling for High Density Power Electronics
- System and Component Level Risk Assessment for SiC MOSFET Based Inverter for Traction Application at High Coolant Temperatures and Off-Road Mission Profile
- Temperature Balancing for Reliability Enhancement of Power Electronics via Airflow Inversion Cooling
- Design and Demonstration of a Medium-Voltage High-Power All Silicon Carbide ANPC Converter With Optimized Busbar Architecture
- Current Balancing Methods for a High Power Silicon Carbide Inverter with Paralleled Modules
- Design and Demonstration of a Medium-Voltage High-Power All Silicon Carbide ANPC Converter With Optimized Busbar Architecture
- Design and Demonstration of a Medium-Voltage Silicon Carbide ANPC Power Stage
- Enhanced Direct Torque Control for a Three-Level T-Type Inverter
- Electrothermal-Control Co-Design of an All Silicon Carbide 2×250 kW Dual Inverter for Heavy-Duty Traction Applications
- Electrothermal-Control Co-Design of an All Silicon Carbide 2×250 kW Dual Inverter for Heavy-Duty Traction Applications
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