Kamel Subhi Saleh | An-Najah Staff

Basic Information

Full Name:

Kamel Subhi Saleh

Gender:

Male

Martial Status:

Married

Faculty:

Engineering

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Country:

Palestine

Education:

• PhD. Electrical Engineering, Nottingham University, United Kingdom, Sept 2006 – Feb 2010 My research has resulted in some major advancements in the field of motor control; the application of the “Fundamental SVPWM Method for Sensorless Control” to both permanent magnet motors and induction motors has received considerable interest from the international research community, as is evidenced by my recent journal and leading conference publications, and is now attracting interest from companies looking to use it for commercial development. My PhD studies extended the application to high power drives using multi-level converters, and again this is receiving commercial interest. Over the period of my time at Nottingham, I have developed technical expertise in the design, build and test of power electronic systems, especially concerned with advanced inverters (and their control) for electrical machines. This includes hardware design and software implementation of these systems on DSP/FPGA based controllers. Please
• MSc. Electrical Engineering, Nottingham University, United Kingdom, Sept 2005 – Sept 2006
• BSc. Electrical Engineering, An-Najah National University, Palestine, 1998 – 2003

Employment history:

Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering Department, An-Najah National University, Nablus, West Bank, Palestine. Sept 2010 - Present.
Research Fellow, Power Electronic, Control and Machine Research Group, Nottingham University, UK, Jan 2010 – Dec 2010 • Developing an auto-commissioning procedures for sensorless control of Permanet Magnet AC motors to be adopted in industrial drives. • Assisting in conference papers reviewing and initial decision making. • Coordination and supporting service for external research collaborators.
Engineer in the planning section at Palestinian Energy Authority in Anabta / WestBank • design low and medium voltage electrical networks for Palestinian villages

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