Saleh A. Ali

Newcastle College — United Kingdom

Engineering · Physical Sciences

5h-index93citations16works2.42yr avg
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Research Topics

Advanced Battery Technologies Research(8), Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure(5), Advanced DC-DC Converters(4), Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Technologies(4), Wireless Power Transfer Systems(4)

Publications16 total

Life Cycle Assessment Comparison of Multi-Phase IPM, IM, and EESM for EV Applications
2025
Multi-Physics Neural Network Based Design Optimization of a Rotary Transformer for EESM Applications
2025
A Review on the Rotary Transformer for Rotor Excitation in Electric Machines
2025
Regenerative Braking Energy Recovery From a Platoon Powered by a DC Electric Road System
IET Electrical Systems in Transportation·2025Open Access
Reinforcement Learning for EV Fleet Smart Charging with On-Site Renewable Energy Sources
Energies·2024· 12 citedOpen Access
An adaptive fuzzy control technique for a high‐speed vehicular platoon experiencing communication delays
IET Intelligent Transport Systems·2023· 5 citedOpen Access
The Design and Testing of a Novel Leader-following Automatic Guide vehicle
ES General·2023· 3 citedOpen Access
Operation and Control of an Active Power Collector for Roadside Feeding Electric Road System
IET Electrical Systems in Transportation·2023· 2 citedOpen Access
Ripple-Free Multiphase Interleaved Stacked Converter for High-Power Applications
IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics·2022· 17 cited
Wheel Hub Active Power Collection Unit for Dynamic Conductive Road Charging
IEEE Transactions on Transportation Electrification·2022· 5 cited
An improved sliding mode control (SMC) approach for enhancement of communication delay in vehicle platoon system
IET Intelligent Transport Systems·2022· 18 citedOpen Access
A Phase Shedding Control Technique for Ripple Minimisation for EV Fast DC Charging Applications
2021· 5 cited
A Fast DC Charger for Electric Vehicles with Minimised Ripple through Phase-Shedding of Multiphase Interleaved Converters
International Renewable Energy Congress·2020
Sliding Mode Control for Vehicular Platoon based on V2V Communication
Proceedings of the Satellite Division's International Technical Meeting (Online)/Proceedings of the Satellite Division's International Technical Meeting (CD-ROM)·2019· 5 cited
Current Ripple Minimisation Based on Phase-Shedding of DC-DC Interleaved Converters for EV Charging System
2019· 18 cited
Grid demand reduction for high-speed dynamic road charging by narrowing inter-vehicle distance
2018· 3 cited

Frequent Co-authors

Volker Pickert(12), Mohammed A. Alharbi(7), Handong Li(6), Mohamed Dahidah(4), Salaheddine Ethni(4), Ishita Gulati(4), Satnam Dlay(3), Haris Patsios(3), Haimeng Wu(2), Handong Li(2), Nasiru B. Kadandani(2), Farshid Mahmouditabar(2), Xuewu Dai(1), Stephen Goldrick(1), Richard Kötter(1), Nauman Aslam(1), Scott Stainton(1), Satnam Dlay(1), Mansoureh Zangiabadi(1), Farshid Mahmouditabar(1)