Dr. Marjan Alavi, P.Eng., SMIEEE
Assistant Professor
W Booth School of Engineering Practice and Technology
Associate Member
Department of Mechanical Engineering
- Expertise:
- Fault Diagnosis; Prognosis; Power Electronics; Fault-tolerant Control
- Areas of Specialization:
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- Email:
- alavis2
- Office:
- ETB 217 A
- Phone:
- +1 905.525.9140 x 20289
Overview
Dr. Alavi is an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Engineering, W Booth School of Practice and Technology. She is a Professional Engineer in the Province of Ontario. She has over 15 years of international experience in teaching and applying Electrical Engineering concepts to solve real industrial problems. Her research interest is developing model-based and data-driven approaches to predict and control the behaviour of hybrid systems.
Education
University of Toronto: PostDoc, Electrical and Computer Engineering, 2015
Nanyang Technological University Ph.D., Electrical and Electronic Engineering, 2014.
Dissertation: ”Model-based Fault Diagnosis for Voltage Source Inverters”
Sharif University of Technology: Master of Science, Micro- and Nano- electronics, 2007.
Dissertation: ”Design and Implementation of Liquid Nitrogen Dewar and Electronic and Electromagnetic interfaces for SQUID-based NDE system”
K. N. Toosi University of Technology: Bachelor of Science, Control and Instrumentation, 2004.
Project: ”Design and Implementation of LVDT for controlling glass feeder velocity in fibreglass production line”
Did you know…
Dr. Alavi is an executive memeber of IEEE Toronto Section serving almost 4000 members.
Dr. Alavi is a Technical Reviewer of IEEE Transactionsons on Industrial Electronics.
Dr. Alavi is a Professional Engineer in the province of Ontario (P.Eng.).
Biography
Publications
Selected
Marjan Alavi, Danwei Wang, Ming Luo
Short-Circuit Fault Diagnosis for Three-Phase Inverters Based on Voltage-Space Patterns
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics ( Volume: 61 , Issue: 10 , Oct. 2014 )
Behnaz Gharekhanlou, Marjan Alavi, Sina Khorasani
Tight-binding description of patterned graphene
Semiconductor Science and Technology