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M. (Mauricio) Muñoz Arias, PhD

Assistant Professor
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Telephone:
+31 6 3103 4361 (Office)
Milica Krstic:
+31 50 36 38428 (Secretary)
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E-mail:
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Research interests

M. Muñoz-Arias is a researcher focusing on developing and applying port-Hamiltonian control theory, particularly in aerospace systems, renewable energy, robotics, and sustainable technologies. His work spans various domains, including satellite attitude control, the design of CubeSats for Earth observation, energy optimization for wave energy converters, and control strategies for solar-powered and pumped-hydro storage systems. Additionally, Muñoz-Arias has contributed significantly to modelling and control in mechanical systems, such as flexible-joint manipulators and robotic arms, with a particular emphasis on energy-based approaches. His interdisciplinary research also extends to visual servo control and the dynamics of compound eyes in biological systems.

Publications

An energy-based approach to the nonlinear modelling and drag-free control system design of space-borne gravitational wave detectors

Current-Sensorless Control Strategy for the MPPT of a PV Cell: An Energy-Based Approach

Tuning Rules for Passivity-Based Integral Control for a Class of Mechanical Systems

Passivity-Based Control Approach for Photovoltaic DC-DC Conversion and Output Voltage Regulation

Treating engineering students equally without treating them equally: Exploring the multi-evaluator paradox of a capstone engineering design project

An Energy-Based Modeling Approach to the Induction Machine

A Reversible Hydropump–Turbine System

Automated Charting of the Visual Space of Housefly Compound Eyes

Design of ADCS system for Earth Observation using a 3-unit CubeSat

An Energy-Based Approach to Satellite Attitude Control in Presence of Disturbances for a CubeSat Mission