William Howe

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Dr. William Howe is a leading researcher in power quality and electromagnetic compatibility, with a particular focus on the emerging challenge of supraharmonics—high-frequency conducted emissions in the 2–150 kHz range. His work addresses a critical gap in modern power systems, where the proliferation of inverter-based distributed energy resources and single-phase power electronics has introduced new forms of interference that traditional measurement methods fail to capture. In his highly cited 2020 paper, "Detection of High Frequency Conducted Emission using Radiated Fields," Dr. Howe proposed a novel, non-invasive technique for detecting supraharmonics by measuring radiated electromagnetic fields, offering a practical alternative to conventional conducted emission testing. This contribution has been instrumental in advancing both the understanding and monitoring of high-frequency disturbances, with his work garnering attention from researchers and utilities alike. Dr. Howe’s research is pivotal for ensuring the reliability and compatibility of next-generation power grids, and his innovative approach continues to shape standards and practices in the field.