Faculty - KAWAMURA Naoki |

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KAWAMURA Naoki

Department / Course

College of Science and Engineering Department of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics

College of Engineering Department of Robotic Science and Technology

Job Senior Assistant Professor

Education and Degrees
2018/04～2021/03	Doctoral Program (2nd Semester) Chiba University Finished

Business career
2023/09 ～ 2024/03	Chubu University
2022/04 ～ 2024/03	Assistant Professor Seikei University Faculty of Science and Technology Department of Science and Technology
2021/09 ～ 2022/03	Assistant Professor Seikei University Faculty of Science and Technology Department of Systems Design Engineering
2021 ～	Part-time researcher for university or other academic organization Waseda University
2021 ～ 2023/03	Part-time researcher for university or other academic organization

Present specialized field
パワーエレクトロニクス, モータドライブ, 制御工学, ロボティクス, Control and system engineering keyword(Motor drive,Adaptive and Learning Control,Power Electronics)

Book and thesis
Papers	A Method to Design the Torque Derivative Value Manipulated Type Torque Feedback Control for Switched Reluctance Motors IEEJ Journal of Industry Applications (accepted) 15 (4) (Co-authored) 2026/07
Papers	DREM-based parameter estimation method for MPCC controlled IPMSM with voltage smoother IEEJ Journal of Industry Applications 14 (3),pp.385-394 (Sole-authored) 2025/05/01
Papers	Torque derivative value manipulated type torque feedback control for synchronous reluctance motors IEEJ Journal of Industry Applications 14 (2),pp.312-318 (Co-authored) 2025/03/01
Papers	Torque derivative value manipulated type torque feedback control system for PMSM Proc. of The 27th International Conference on Electrical Machines and Systems (ICEMS 2024),pp.592-597 (Co-authored) 2024/11
Papers	Torque Feedback Control System with Torque Derivative Value Manipulation\\ that Can Operate in the Entire PWM Inverter Drive,pp.156-165 2024/04
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Academic conference presentation
2019/10/26	Present and Future Prospects of Electrical and Electronic Engineering