Mykhailo Igorovich Kotsur

Mykhailo Igorovich Kotsur is an Associate Professor at the Department of Electrical and Electronic Devices within the Electrical Engineering Faculty of Zaporizhzhia National Technical University. With over 14 years of academic service since 2011, he has established himself as a specialist in electromechanics and electromagnetic field modeling. His work bridges theoretical research with practical applications in industrial power systems, particularly focusing on energy efficiency improvements in electrical machinery and power distribution systems.

Education:

• 2008: Graduated from Zaporizhia National Technical University with a degree in "Electrical Machines and Devices"
• 2012: Defended PhD thesis at Sevastopol National Technical University in specialty 05.09.03 "Electrical Complexes and Systems" on "Improving the Efficiency of the Pulse Regulation System of an Asynchronous Motor with a Phase Rotor"

Professor Kotsur's research focuses on the investigation of electromagnetic, energy and thermal processes in electromechanical complexes and systems. His work particularly addresses challenges in electric drive systems, power quality issues related to harmonic distortions, and energy efficiency optimization in industrial applications. He has developed novel approaches for modeling electromagnetic fields in electrical machines and power distribution systems, with special attention to busbar systems and crane power supply networks. His methodologies combine theoretical analysis with practical field simulation techniques to solve real-world engineering problems.

Analysis of Professor Kotsur's 15 most recent publications reveals a strong trend toward advanced electromagnetic field simulation methods applied to industrial power systems. His work consistently focuses on improving the accuracy of parameter determination for electrical systems, particularly busbar configurations and electric drive components. A significant portion of his recent research addresses the impact of higher current harmonics on industrial equipment performance, with practical applications in overhead crane systems and workshop power networks. His publications demonstrate a progression from fundamental electromagnetic modeling to increasingly sophisticated applications in energy-efficient industrial systems.

Professor Kotsur actively contributes to academic training through teaching courses including "Automation of the design of electrical and electronic devices," "Methodology of scientific research in electromechanics," and "Optimization of engineering and design solutions in electromechanics." He has developed numerous instructional materials and laboratory guides for students specializing in electrical engineering and electromechanics. His work with students extends to supervising qualification projects and providing guidance on research methodology in the field of electromechanical systems.

His research has resulted in multiple Ukrainian patents related to electric drive systems and control mechanisms, demonstrating the practical application of his theoretical work. These innovations focus on improving energy efficiency in industrial applications, particularly in systems involving asynchronous motors with phase rotors.