Seyed Mohsen Mortazavi

  ".هر کجا هستم، باشم آسمان مال من است"

سهراب سپهری 

Seyed Mohsen Mortazavi is a Postdoctoral Researcher in the Electrical Energy Systems – Pulsed Power Research Group at the Department of Electrical Engineering, Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). His research focuses on the development of high-voltage, nanosecond ultra-fast solid-state pulse generators, targeting output voltages up to 20 kV, pulse widths in the tens of nanoseconds and above, and repetition frequencies up to the kilohertz/megahertz range.

His current work is carried out within the Plasma Toolbox project, where the developed pulsed power systems are intended for air purification applications based on non-thermal plasma technologies. The research emphasizes achieving high reliability, compactness, and efficiency in next-generation pulsed power sources suitable for industrial and environmental applications.

His broader research interests lie in the application of power electronics principles to high-voltage, high-current, and pulsed systems, including:

• Advanced compact pulsed power generators
• High-speed capacitor charging converters
• Nanosecond-order voltage and current measurement through the development of high-bandwidth sensors
• Nanosecond-scale protection circuits
• Voltage and current sharing and balancing in series and parallel modular architectures