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Dr Neville McNeill
Lecturer in Electrical Energy Conversion
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Dr Neville McNeill
MPhil, PhD
Lecturer in Electrical Energy Conversion
Office 4.23 MVB
Merchant Venturers' Building,
Woodland Road,
Clifton
BS8 1UB
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Tel. +44 (0) 117 954 5183
n.mcneill@bristol.ac.uk
Research summary
At present Neville is actively pursuing various research interests in the fields of power electronics and machines. These include high-temperature power electronic conversion, magnetic component design, current sensing for power converter applications, power semiconductor device gate drive techniques, synchronous rectification, current-source inverters and the control of permanent magnet machines.
Biography
Neville has several years experience working in the electric vehicle industry, designing motor drives, on-board power converters and battery pack chargers. As well as working on electric vehicles, he has also designed circuitry for railway traction applications. He holds the MPhil and PhD degrees for research into power electronics from Napier University in Edinburgh, is a member of the IET and is registered as a chartered engineer.
Recent publications
- Proynov, P, Szarka, G, McNeill, JN & Stark, BH 2013, ‘Switched-Capacitor Power Sensing in Low-Power Energy Harvesting Systems’. IET Electronics Letters., pp. 151-152
- Anthony, PH, McNeill, JN & Holliday, DMJ 2012, ‘High-Speed Resonant Gate Driver with Controlled Peak Gate Voltage for Silicon Carbide MOSFETs’. in: 4th IEEE Energy Conversion Congress and Exposition (ECCE 2012)., pp. 2961-2968
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