Prof. Dr. Mahmoud Moghavvemi
Department Of Electrical Engineering
Faculty Of Engineering
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Professor Dr. Mahmoud Moghavvemi received the Bsc. ,MEngSc. and PhD from State University of New York at Buffalo New York, University of Bridgeport Connecticut USA and University of Malaya Malaysia. He worked as test and design engineer for CTI Electronics USA and director of Informatics school of engineering prior to joining Department of Electrical Engineering of University of Malaya where he is currently a full Professor. His contributions can be seen in more than 30 patents, more than 200 refereed journals and conferences articles and many post graduate students. Professor Mahmoud Moghavvemi is the reviewer for several distinguished journals in his field of expertise. He is the founder and currently the director of the center for Research in Applied Electronics (CRAE). |
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| FP003-2014B |
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| RU004Q-2016 |
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| PG094-2012B |
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| TA028-2012A |
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Design and Analysis of a Proposed Light Weight Three DOF Planar Industrial Manipulator
The Effects of Audio Stimuli on Auditory Evoked Potential in Normal Hearing Malay Adults
Stability of Soft Constrained Finite Horizon Model Predictive Control
Design and Analysis of a Proposed Light Weight Three DOF Planar Industrial Manipulator.,
Multi-Hole Waveguide directional couplers
Advanced Microwave circuits and systems, Electromagnetic solutions for the agricultural problems
Behavior of electromagnetic in different Media and structures", Exposure to EMF
Electromagnetic solution to various pest problem in agriculture
Simulation of a Three-links Planar Redundant Manipulator for Obstacle Avoidance Using Neural Networks
Sinusoidal Input Describing Function Analysis for Coupled Tanks System
Modelling of Human Cardiovascular System in Ventricular Assist Device Simulation
Improved Architecture of the Feedforward Neural Network for Image Recognition