Mochamad Ashari
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About
Mochamad Ashari is a researcher whose work bridges renewable energy and robotics, with a focus on solar concentrator systems and power electronics. His key research areas include solar energy concentration, motor control, and robotic automation. Ashari’s major contributions lie in designing and modeling a novel dual parabolic concentrator integrated with a three-degree-of-freedom robotic arm, which improves solar flux distribution and thermal stability at the receiver. This work, published in 2019, has garnered 15 citations, reflecting its relevance to advancing concentrated solar power technology. He further refined this system through optimal control strategies, employing a Fuzzy cascade controller tuned via Genetic Algorithm and simple additive weighting, achieving 12 citations. In power electronics, Ashari compared Cuk, SEPIC, and Zeta converters for harmonics mitigation and power factor correction in brushless DC motor speed control, a study with 13 citations that supports efficient motor applications in household, transportation, and aerospace sectors. His notable achievement includes the integration of robotic control with solar concentrators, offering a novel approach to improving energy capture and system reliability. Ashari’s work demonstrates a practical synthesis of control systems, robotics, and sustainable energy, making him a contributor to innovations in both solar technology and motor drive efficiency.
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