Eric Auel

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Eric Auel is a researcher whose work focuses on the intersection of power quality and electromagnetic compatibility, particularly in the context of modern, inverter-based energy systems. His key research areas include supraharmonics—high-frequency conducted emissions in the 2 to 150 kHz range—and the detection of these disturbances using radiated field measurements. Auel’s most cited work, “Detection of High Frequency Conducted Emission using Radiated Fields” (2020), addresses a critical challenge posed by the growing adoption of distributed energy resources and single-phase power electronics in North America. By proposing a non-invasive method to identify supraharmonic emissions, his research offers a practical alternative to traditional conducted measurement techniques, which are often costly or impractical in field settings. With 6 citations, this paper has contributed to a growing awareness of supraharmonics as an emerging power quality issue. Auel’s work is notable for its applied approach, bridging the gap between theoretical understanding and real-world monitoring, making it valuable for engineers and researchers tackling the complexities of modern, decarbonized power grids.