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Power Electronics & Electric Machinery Research Center

The Power Electronics & Electric Machinery Research Center (PEEMRC) 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 Electric Machinery Research Center website for more detailed information on our use as a research facility at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.