Gaurav Singh

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Dr. Gaurav Singh is a leading researcher in power system electromagnetic compatibility, with a primary focus on the emerging challenge of supraharmonics—high-frequency conducted emissions in the 2–150 kHz range. His most cited work, “Detection of High Frequency Conducted Emission using Radiated Fields” (2020, 6 citations), addresses a critical gap in monitoring the growing interference from inverter-based distributed energy resources and single-phase power electronics. Dr. Singh’s key contribution lies in developing a novel, non-invasive method to detect these emissions using radiated electromagnetic fields, offering a practical alternative to traditional conducted measurement techniques that are often cumbersome and costly. This work is particularly significant as the proliferation of renewable energy sources and consumer electronics has intensified supraharmonic pollution, threatening grid stability and equipment performance. By enabling more accessible and scalable monitoring, Dr. Singh’s research supports the reliable integration of clean energy technologies. His findings are foundational for engineers and utilities seeking to understand and mitigate high-frequency noise in modern power systems, marking him as an important voice in the evolving field of power quality and EMC.