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Power Electronics and Electrical Power Systems Research Center

The Power Electronics and Electrical Power Systems Research Center (PEEPSRC) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) is the United States Department of Energy's broad-based research center for power electronic inverters and electric machinery development. During this decade, the center has dramatically advanced the technology of soft-switched inverters, multilevel inverters, power quality applications, motor control techniques, and efficient, compact electric machines.

Please take a moment to visit the Power Electronics and Electrical Power Systems Research Center (PEEPSRC) website for more detailed information on our use as a research facility at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.