Prof. dr Zeljko Despotovic
Zeljko V. Despotovic was born in Prijepolje, Serbia in 1964. He finished primary school and high school in Nova Varos, 1979 and 1983, respectively. He received the B.Sc., M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in School of Electrical Engineering (Chair of Power Converters and Drives), from the University of Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro, 1990, 2003 and 2007, respectively. He has been with the Department of Mechatronics, Mihajlo Pupin Institute, Belgrade, since 1991. His research interests include the fields of power electronics, mechatronics, electrostatic precipitator control and vibration control.
He is currently in positions PhD.E.E-Scientific fellow and Senior Research & Development Engineer of Power Electronics. Beginning in 2005 he became the member of the IEEE society: Industrial Electronics, Industry Applications and Power Electronics. He is an expert reviewer in the prestigious journal IEEE Transaction on Industrial Electronics. He has a Graduate Engineer's Licenses (Serbian Chamber of Engineers): Responsible Designer of Electrical Drive Control - automatic, measuring and regulation and Responsible Designer of Low and Medium Voltage Power System. He is an associate fellow of Laboratory for Digital Control of Power Converter and Drives-School of Electrical Engineering, University of Belgrade, Serbia. He is professor at the High School of Professional Studies in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science - Belgrade, Serbia, since February 2010.
He is the professor at School of Electrical Engineering, University of Belgrade on PhD academic studies, Chair of Power Converters and Drives (teaching on the courses: Power Converters, Control of Power Converters), since March 2015.
Supervisors: Prof. dr Zoran Stojiljkovic and Prof. dr Slobodan Vukosavic
Phone: +381-11-6771-024
Address: Volgina 15,
Zvezdara
Belgrade 11060
Serbia
He is currently in positions PhD.E.E-Scientific fellow and Senior Research & Development Engineer of Power Electronics. Beginning in 2005 he became the member of the IEEE society: Industrial Electronics, Industry Applications and Power Electronics. He is an expert reviewer in the prestigious journal IEEE Transaction on Industrial Electronics. He has a Graduate Engineer's Licenses (Serbian Chamber of Engineers): Responsible Designer of Electrical Drive Control - automatic, measuring and regulation and Responsible Designer of Low and Medium Voltage Power System. He is an associate fellow of Laboratory for Digital Control of Power Converter and Drives-School of Electrical Engineering, University of Belgrade, Serbia. He is professor at the High School of Professional Studies in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science - Belgrade, Serbia, since February 2010.
He is the professor at School of Electrical Engineering, University of Belgrade on PhD academic studies, Chair of Power Converters and Drives (teaching on the courses: Power Converters, Control of Power Converters), since March 2015.
Supervisors: Prof. dr Zoran Stojiljkovic and Prof. dr Slobodan Vukosavic
Phone: +381-11-6771-024
Address: Volgina 15,
Zvezdara
Belgrade 11060
Serbia
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