Currently, the Department of Electrical Engineering has one teaching lab, 3 teaching/research labs (Power Electronics, Machines & Drives, Power Systems) and ) and one research lab (Green Energy Lab). The department is currently building another three new lab facilities dedicated to research activities as part of the ERDF01.124 - Transdisciplinary Research and Knowledge Exchange (TRAKE) Project. These are on smart grids and microgrids; machine design and EMC testing; and smart buildings, respectively. These labs shall include powerful research and testing platforms that allow the implementation of advanced real-time embedded hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) simulations. The other laboratories are based on several setups and can also allow for development of new systems according to the project requirements. A non-exhaustive list of equipment currently available at our labs includes:
