Gordan Segon

- Research and development in the field of electric machines - Development of simulation tools for electrical machine design - Testing and characterization of electric machines - Research and development of various other state of the art applications in the field of electromagnetics, mechatronics, modelling and control.

- Led auditory and/or laboratory sections of coursework in the following courses: Measurements in Electrical Engineering, Electric Drives, Control of Electric Drives, Digital control. - Involved with maintaining the Laboratory of Automation and Robotics. - Worked with students on their elective projects and bachelor and master's theses. - Research and development in the field of electromotive drives

- Research of viable methods for non-regenerative braking of induction machines driven by variable speed drives. - Simulation of proposed methods for implementation.

- HMI development for the control system of a tourist camp boiler room. - Developed using Distech Controls HW and SW.

- Induction motor parameter estimation methods using X2C development software.

Thesis: Theory and implementation of induction machine braking using machine losses in variable speed drives applications.

Thesis: Virtual instrument for signal denoising based on ICI, FICI, RICI and FRICI methods