Rifat Sipahi's web page at ALARM LAB
About Me
I am a first-year Phd. student at University
of Connecticut (UCONN), Department of Mechanical Engineering. I have been
in the
Advanced
Laboratory for Automation, Robotics
and Manufacturing Group here since
2000, July.
I
defended my Master's at UCONN, Department of Mechanical Engineering
in August, 2002.
Before I
came to UCONN, I graduated from Istanbul Technical University, Mechanical Engineering Department
(ranked 3rd) in June, 2000.
Link to List of Publications
Link
to a single MAPLE FILE that reveals all
the stability intervals exactly along the delay axis of a LTI-Time Delayed
Dynamics => THE DIRECT METHOD
A new U.S. Patent on a novel Harmonic
Force Generator is joining our lab. This is going to be the 4th U.S. Patent
innovated / invented by ALARM Lab. (email me if you have questions)
Education
08/02 - now : Ph.D program
at Mechanical Engineering at UCONN
07/00 - 08/02 : Msc.
graduation from Mechanical Engineering at UCONN
09/96 - 07/00 : Undergraduate from
Istanbul Technical University, Mechanical
Engineering Department
Research Interests (Please e-mail me if you
have any questions)
Active vibration suppression techniques
Stability
of dynamics under time delay influences
System
indentification, modeling, simulation and verification techniques
Theoretical
background developments, efficient and robust numerical algorithm
implementations for the stability analysis of single,
commensurate and multiple time delayed linear system dynamics.
New
algorithm developments for pole placement of linear systems with delay.
Teaching Interests
ME 253 Theory and Design of Automatic
Control Systems (Undergraduate level)
Graduate Courses
Linear System Theory and
Design
Vibrations
Dynamics
of Multi Body Systems
Analytical
and Applied Kinematics
Theory
and Design of Automatic Control Systems
Optimization
Design
Engineering
Analysis
Finite
Elements (static)
Continuum
Mechanics
Probability
Theory and Stochastic Processes
Advanced
Control (ME)
Human
Biomechanics (BioMech)
Modern
Mathematics Theory (Math)
Please click for a resume
Update on 07/28/03