Diego Serrano Email & Phone Number

Durham, North Carolina, US

Princeton, NJ, US

• Development of an open-source large-scale database to enable power magnetics modeling.
• Development of the magnetic material test setup.
• Data collection, processing, and evaluation in Python and MATLAB.
• Construction and maintenance of a database.
• Mentoring summer interns and working on the dissemination of the work.
• Contributed to the development of the webpage where the data is available: https://mag-net.princeton.edu/

• Supervised and worked with Bachelor and Master students on several projects, including LLC converters, high-frequency multilevel converters, GaN characterization, and SiC full-bridge among others.
• Mentoring student work in the laboratory.
• Developed and revised schematics and PCB layouts.
• Set up test benches and testing prototypes.
• Contributed to the writing of papers and the dissemination of the work.

Auburn Hills, MI, US

• Worked with the Advanced Development Powertrain group to design low-voltage inverters for electric vehicle applications, as a part of a larger project.
• Development of high-level architecture drawings, schematics and component selection.

• Worked with the CEI-UPM team in the design of a high efficiency and compact 1 kW single-phase inverter for the Google Little Box Challenge.
• Review of the modulation schemes leading to minimum power in the inductor.
• Detailed analysis of ZVS transitions.
• Simulation and implementation of the modulation in an FPGA.
• Design of the filter to limit ground currents.
• Participated in the component selection, auxiliary circuitry and power stage design.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Power Electronics

Master'S Degree, Electrical And Electronics Engineering

Bachelor'S Degree, Industrial Electronics Engineering