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The Immigration Policy Lab is offering a PhD position in Zurich focused on developing multi-physics models for planar inductors and transformers at ETH Zurich. Candidates will be engaged in research on optimizing power electronic systems and exploring detailed modelling of magnetic components in a full-time role.
The ideal applicant has a strong academic background in electrical engineering, excellent communication skills, and the ability to work as part of an international team in a dynamic environment.
The Lab for High Power Electronic Systems (HPE) at the Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering of ETH Zurich conducts internationally leading research on power electronic converter systems. We develop advanced multi-physics models/digital twins/virtual prototypes at the component and system level for design and optimisation. For a new project on planar magnetics for compact, low-profile power electronic systems, we are looking for a PhD candidate (100%) for developing multi-physics models of planar inductors and transformers.
We are looking for highly motivated individuals with an outstanding academic background who are interested in pursuing a PhD in modelling and optimising planar magnetic devices (inductors and transformers). Planar magnetic devices are key components of many power electronic converters with a low profile, such as DC-DC converters in future data centres or automotive applications, and are also used in wireless charging/energy transfer systems.
You will develop multi-physics models of planar magnetics to describe losses, parasitic capacitances, temperature distribution, and the electrical insulation of windings. You will work on optimising core and winding geometry and developing advanced cooling concepts. Based on the models, you will identify technological barriers to power density and integrate the models into computationally efficient optimisation procedures for power electronic converter systems. You will design and build prototypes to verify cooling and winding concepts and the models under realistic conditions. The project offers collaboration within an ongoing modelling framework at HPE and opportunities to participate in international conferences. The position offers a challenging and scientifically exciting full-time role within a dynamic international team at ETH Zurich, with access to excellent facilities and resources.
ETH Zurich
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For further information please contact Prof. Dr. Jürgen Biela at jbiela@ethz.ch or visit our publications on the website www.hpe.ee.ethz.ch.
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