Signal processing for Power Quality Monitoring

Signal processing for Power Quality Monitoring
Schools or Programs: Computing & Software Systems, Engineering & Mathematics, Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM)
Location(s): UW Bothell
Quarter(s): Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter
Includes the quarter to apply or participate.
Hours per Week: 10hrs - 15hrs
Estimated weekly effort
Compensation: No compensation or volunteer position

The issue of delivering quality power to users is increasingly becoming important as equipment and devices with sensitive electronics proliferate. High-quality power is indispensable for the proper operation of medical devices, robots, computers and telecommunications, and other equipment. Power quality disturbance not only can destroy and damage equipment, but it can also cause vulnerable electronic equipment to malfunction resulting in disruption of operations and other disastrous consequences with significant economic loss. The objective of this research is to develop real-time and robust signal processing algorithms for the detection and monitoring of power quality disturbances.

Student Outcomes

The desired outcome of this project would be to have a report, possibly a conference paper, with design and simulations. Also, the students may develop hardware for implementing the developed algorithm.

Student Qualifications

Strong background in circuit analysis and mathematics; Excellent working knowledge of MATLAB; Self-motivation and passion to learn new things.

Time Commitment

To work approximately 10 hours/week, with weekly progress reports with advisers. A multi-quarter project.

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