The Integrated Power Electronics Laboratory (IPEL) is a research laboratory for applied research related to power electronics. Our research activities cover the areas from power semiconductor devices and technology to power integrated circuits and systems, and currently concentrate on low to medium power applications (sub-KW) that are related to ballasts, DC-DC converters, and telecommunications. The laboratory is equipped with high voltage power supplies, current probes, power meters, high voltage curve tracer, high voltage pulse generator, power device parameter analyzer, Sun UltraSPARC workstations, etc., for design and characterization of power devices and circuits.

• Analysis and modeling of switch mode power converters and linear regulators
• Design of dimmable electronic ballasts and power factor correctors
• Implementation and analysis of switched-capacitor power converters
• Design of power modules for telecommunication applications
• Design of bi-directional and high temperature power semiconductor devices
• Design of integrated circuit technology for high voltage applications
• Design of RF power amplifiers for wireless communications
• Design of high voltage display driver circuits

content source: HKUST ECE Dept. website (introduction)

IPEL professor Mok's group photo, taken outside ICDC, 04/07/2018.

IPEL 2016 fall annual group photo, taken at UniQue, HKUST, 14/10/2016.

IPEL 2013 fall annual group photo, taken at Room 3113B, HKUST, 11/09/2013.

IPEL 2012 fall annual group photo, taken at Room 3113B, HKUST, 13/09/2012.

Y. K. Teh won the Best Student Paper Award at 57th MWSCAS, Texas, USA, 06/08/2014.

Y. Gao and J. Jiang won 1st and 2nd place in 1st stage of 9th AMO (HK Division), HKUST, 20/06/2014.

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