Decarbonizing our energy systems hinges on one fundamental principle: electrification. In order to shift away from fossil fuels, renewables are the cornerstone of this transition, with nuclear serving as a valuable bridge during the transformation. But simply generating clean energy isn’t enough; we need intelligent, flexible distribution networks capable of managing variable sources and diverse…
While reading this short article, I suggest listening to the legendary song Thunderstruck by the legendary hard rock band AC/DC (although High Voltage might be more appropriate for the article given its title, the intro riff of Thunderstruck is by far the best the band has ever produced, and what’s more, the lyrics mention being…
1st July 2025, I am thrilled to start this new life chapter as researcher and teacher in Power Electronics at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland (HES-SO) – School of Engineering and Management Vaud (HEIG-VD), in Yverdon-les-Bains Switzerland. I work litterally a stone’s throw from my hometown Ste-Croix, home of music automatons…
In 2014 Daniel Siemaszko founded PESC-CH, an independent consultancy company for power electronics and systems based in Switzerland. Main interestests where related to modular converters for intermediate storage and DC grid breaking energy recovery. In 2025, PESC evolved towards a research initiative for content sharing on Power Electronics and related systems. Tutorials and opinion related…
System Level Modeling and Simulation of MVDC Microgrids featuring Solid State Transformers Tutorial given by Daniel Siemaszko on 5th August at IEEE ICDCM 2024, Columbia SC LINK to presentationLINK to simulation files Python scripts calling a Simba.io model for running an MVDC model
Simba.io model for Active Front End Control with Decoupled Dual Synchronous Rotating Frame Control based on a tutorial given by Dr. Daniel Siemaszko LINK to PresentationLINK to simulation files Open “3ph_ActiveFrontEnd.jsimba”, with Simba.io GUI or alternatively, run directly Python 3.8 scripts “Run_singleframe.py”, “Run_doubleframe.py”
