IEEE Technical Field Award
IEEE William E. Newell
Power Electronics
Award
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The IEEE William E. Newell Power Electronics Award has been presented annually since 1977 for outstanding achievement in power electronics. Beginning in 2005, the Award was elevated to an IEEE Technical Field Award, sponsored by the Power Electronics Society. It is dedicated to the memory of Dr. William E. Newell of the Westinghouse Research and Development Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
The awardee has been judged to be outstanding in the multidisciplinary field of power electronics, which crosses the technical boundaries of a number of Societies of the IEEE. The recipient receives a bronze medal, certificate and honorarium.
Achievements by which an individual is judged to have made outstanding contributions encompass a broad range of activities and include teaching, innovative research, consulting endeavors, professional seminars, major project or program management, and the general communication and advocacy of power electronics technology to the technical community as a whole. The technical disciplines that encompass the field of power electronics include the analysis, design, development, simulation and application of electronic devices, magnetics, controls and power circuits for inverters, converters and motor drives ranging in power level from fractions of a watt to megawatts.
歷 屆 獲 獎 專 家 名 單
- 2019 - PATRIZIO VINCIARELLI
- CEO
- Vicor Corporation, USA
- For visionary leadership in the development of high-efficiency, high-power-density power conversion components for distributed power system applications
- 2018 - RAINER MARQUARDT
- Professor
- Universität der Bundeswehr München, Germany
- For development of the modular multilevel converter application in medium drives and high-voltage DC transmission systems
- 2017 - SEUNG-KI SUL
- Professor
- Seoul National University, Korea
- For contributions to the sensorless control of rotating field electrical machines
- 2016 - JOHANN W. KOLAR
- Professor
- ETH Zurich, Switzerland
- For contributions to the advancement of three-phase PWM converter systems and power electronics education
- 2015 - SHU YUEN RON HUI
- Professor (Jointly)
- University of Hong Kong
- Imperial College London
- For contributions to power electronics applications in planar wireless charging and sustainable lighting technology
- 2014 - FREDE BLAABJERG
- Professor
- Aalborg University, Denmark
- For contributions to power electronics in renewable energy and adjustable speed drives
- 2013 - RIK W. DE DONCKER
- Professor
- RWTH Aachen University, Germany
- Technical University Riga, Latvia
- For contributions to the development of new components, topologies, and controls in power electronic systems
- 2012 - LEO LORENZ
- Senior Principal
- Infineon Technologies, Germany
- For contributions to the development of power semiconductor devices and integrated power modules
- 2011 - PRAVEEN JAIN
- Professor
- Queen’s University, Canada
- For advancements in the theory and practice of high-frequency power conversion systems
- 2010 - AKIO NAKAGAWA
- Fellow
- Toshiba Corporation Kawasaki, Japan
- For development of non-latch-up IGBTs
- 2009 - TADASHI FUKAO
- Independent Consultant
- Yokohama, Japan
- For contributions to the development of cycloconverters and bearingless drives
- 2008 - ISTVAN NAGY
- Professor
- Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary
- For leadership in the research, development, worldwide promotion, and university education in power electronics technology
- 2007 - DUSHAN BOROYEVICH
- Professor
- Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, USA
- For advancement of control, modeling, and design of switching power converters
- 2006 - DEEPAKRAJ M. DIVAN
- Professor
- Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
- For leadership in the development of soft switching power converters
Prior to 2006, the IEEE William E. Newell Power Electronics Award was a society-level award and was presented from 1979 through 2005.
- 2005 - Bimal K. Bose
- 2004 - M. Azizur Rahman
- 2003 - Philip T. Krein
- 2002 - Emanuel E. Landsman
- 2001 - Hirofumi Akagi
- 2000 - Luigi F. Malesani
- 1999 - Thomas Jahns
- 1998 - Joachim Holtz
- 1997 - Pierre Thollot
- 1996 - Akira Nabae
- 1995 - J. Daan van Wyk
- 1994 - Laszlo Gyugyi
- 1993 - Robert L. Steigerwald
- 1992 - Werner Leonhard
- 1991 - B. Jayant Baliga
- 1990 - Thomas A. Lipo
- 1989 - Fred C. Lee
- 1988 - Koosuke Harada
- 1987 - John G. Kassakian
- 1986 - Philip L. Hower
- 1985 - Klemens Heumann
- 1984 - Loren F. Stringer
- 1983 - Francise C. Schwarz
- 1982 - R. David Middlebrook
- 1981 - Thomas G. Wilson
- 1980 - Alexander Kusko
- 1979 - Shashi Dewan
- 1978 - William McMurray
- 1977 - Richard Hoft
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