Aydın Tayebi

I work at the intersection of power electronics, control, and embedded systems, with a strong focus on turning theory into reliable real-world designs.Over the years, I have become especially interested in the gap between ideal models and actual hardware behavior. In practice, many of the hardest engineering problems do not come from the main equations alone. They come from parasitics, switching behavior, EMI, timing, measurement limits, control implementation, and the trade-offs that connect them.My work has centered on high-performance power conversion systems, including SiC-based converters, control architecture, embedded implementation, and system-level design decisions that affect performance, robustness, and manufacturability.Here, I share thoughts on real-world power electronics, non-ideal behavior, cross-layer engineering, and the kind of technical judgment that sits between simulation and hardware.That is the layer of engineering I find most interesting.