Marian K. Kazimierczuk

Biography

Education History: Master of Science- Technical University of Warsaw (1971) Warsaw, Poland Department of Electronics Doctorate of Philosophy- Technical University of Warsaw (1978) Warsaw, Poland Department of Electronics Dissertation: "High-efficiency tuned power transistor amplifier" Doctor of Science- Technical University of Warsaw (1984) Warsaw, Poland Department of Electronics Dissertation: "High-efficiency tuned power amplifiers, frequency multipliers, and oscillators" Academics Teaching: Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering (1994-present) Courses taught: EE 331/531 Electronic Devices EE 431/631 Electronic Circuits EE 434/634 Electronic Circuits Laboratory EE 444/644 Linear Integrated Circuits EE 449/649 Pulse and Digital Circuits EE 499/699 Special Problems in Engineering EE 499 Design Industrial Clinics EE 741 Power Semiconductor Devices EE 742 Power Electronics II EE 743 Power Electronics III EE 744 RF Power Amplifiers EE 890 Independent Studies EE 899 Ph. D. Dissertation EGR 891 Ph.D. Seminar

Research Interest

The objectives of my professional life have been the inquiry and advancement of knowledge and perform re-search for the benefit of humanity. I always wanted to be a good educator and researcher. My research has high practical relevance. It is transformative in nature. I have tried to achieve a sustained record of excellence and to make profound contribution to the field. A testimony to the quality of my research are peer reviewed archival journal papers, conference papers, and monographs at a high international level. My articles are published in the best peer-reviewed international journals and international conference proceedings, which are indexed in the leading data-bases of science and engineering, such as Thomson-Reuters ISI Science Citation Index and scholar.google.com. My monographs are published by top internationally recognized publishers, such as John Wiley & Sons, Prentice-Hall (Pearson), and IEEE Press. Dr. Kazimierczuk's research interests include: Power Electronics Switching-Mode PWM and Resonant DC/DC Power Converters DC/AC Inverters Resonant Rectifiers RF Tuned Power Transistor Amplifiers and Oscillators Power Management Magnetic Devices Semi-conductor Device Modeling Power Integrated Circuits Electronic Ballasts Lighting Systems Modeling and Controls of Power Converters Sensors Electronic Circuits Integrated Circuits Energy Harvesting/Scavenging Renewable Energy CAD Engineering Education