Latest News
- 06/2020 – Our iPower3Es group participates in AC/DC conversion research with successful tests of a new AC/DC converter! This achievement is credited to Ratul. Congratulations, Ratul!
- 05/2020 – We have been awarded a prestigious Defense University Research Instrumentation Program (DURIP) award to support our work in electronics for future soft robots.
- 05/2020 – Tai Truong, a UCSD undergrad, joins our group to work on a project aimed to provide low-cost, sustainable power for remote areas. Welcome, Tai!
- 04/2020 – Prof. Le delivers a special IEEE SSCS & PELS Joint Webinar on Integrated Power Delivery and Management for High-Performance Digital Systems on Wednesday, April 22, 8:00 AM Pacific Time.
- The webinar recording and slides are available for free on the SSCS Resource Center and the PELS Resource Center.
- 04/2020 – Our second paper of the MIH converter family, entitled “Analysis of Dual-Inductor Hybrid Converters for Extreme Conversion Ratios,” is published in the IEEE Journal of Emerging and Selected Topics in Power Electronics (IEEE JESTPE). Congrats, Ratul!
- 03/2020 – Our project proposal, entitled “Vertical Hybrid Power Delivery for High-Performance Processors and Digital Systems,” authored by Casey Hardy and Abdullah Abdulslam in collaboration with the Energy-Efficient Microsystems lab led by Prof. Patrick Mercier, has been chosen as one of the finalists at the Qualcomm Innovation Fellowship. Congratulations Casey and Abdullah!
- 03/2020 – The iPower3Es group virtualizes 95% of our research operations because of COVID-19.
- This is a new challenge for us, but it also gives us a great opportunity to optimize our work a lot better with remote designing, testing, and reporting.
- We are still moving ahead as fast as we can with our interesting projects.
Welcome to iPower3Es
Our research mission is to address challenges in co-optimizing efficiency and size with performance in different electronic systems and applications, including:
- High-performance computing and data centers
- Robots: futuristic ones
- Mobile and automotive devices
- DC-houses and DC-buildings
- Low-power biomedical implants
- Internet of Things (IoTs)
Team
Our team combines individuals who love what we are doing for future energy-efficient electronics systems. We strongly support diversity in our group, department, and school where creativity is fostered together with a strong work ethic. And also very importantly, we have fun.
We are always looking for good team members. Outstanding and self-motivated students interested in joining the iPower3Es group are recommended to contact Prof. Le directly.
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