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Inside the Green Energy Hub at the FREEDM Systems Center in Raleigh, North Carolina, researchers ran into a problem while testing a prototype of an innovative battery charger that could charge electric vehicles more quickly. A resistor load bank that […]

Engineers verifying new testing procedures for connecting distributed energy resources to the power grid had little trouble creating real-world test conditions, thanks to equipment and expertise available at the FREEDM Systems Center. In fact, in their two days of work […]

Retired Lt. General Ken Eickmann of the US Air Force came to the Research Triangle with a warning: our electric grid today is at risk. As part of his presentation to a group hosted by the Research Triangle Cleantech Cluster […]

Dr. Jim P. Zheng is a Professor at the Department of Electrical Engineering of Florida A&M University and Florida State University. He jointed the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering in July 1997. Before this position, he worked at the US Army […]

Dr. Ming Yu joined AT&T in July 1997 as a Senior Technical Staff Member. He participated in the projects of Next New Switch (NNS), the largest switch ever built by AT&T systems, and AT&T Network Service With Expert Rule (ANSWER). […]

Dr. Husain joined the ECE department at North Carolina State University as a Distinguished Professor after serving as a faculty member at the University of Akron, Ohio for seventeen years. He obtained his Ph.D. degree in Electrical Engineering from Texas […]

Teachers can build their engineering knowledge through the Research Experiences for Teachers in Engineering program (RET). This summer program brings teachers into center laboratories to participate in FREEDM-related lessons and helps them translate their experiences into classroom activities. Stipends and […]