POWER QUALITY SOLUTIONS: From Harmonic Mitigation to Equipment Protection

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Please join the IEEE Central Tennessee Section for timely technical presentations on Power Quality from Industry Experts.  Please note that this is a 3-hour event and once again we are not in our normal location.

“POWER QUALITY SOLUTIONS”

From Harmonic Mitigation to Equipment Protection

Presentation: As electrical systems grow more complex with variable frequency drives (VFDs), automation, electrification, and data center infrastructure, maintaining power quality is essential to system reliability, efficiency, and equipment protection.

This technical seminar provides an overview of common power quality challenges, applicable IEEE standards, and practical mitigation technologies. Participants will explore the causes and effects of harmonics, methods for improving electrical system performance, and the selection of appropriate line-side and load-side solutions.

Through technical discussions and application examples, the seminar will examine passive and active harmonic filtering, reactors, motor protection technologies, and engineering considerations for industrial and mission-critical facilities.:

Registration and refreshments will begin at 8:30, with lunch provided afterward.  This location is capacity-limited, so please sign up early to ensure your spot!

REGISTRATION FEE:

IEEE Members $15

Non-Members $30

IEEE Student Members - Free

IEEE Life Members $10

PAYMENT METHOD: Pay online via registration. To bypass PayPal payment method, click “Pay with Debit or Credit Card”.

PDH Certificates will be issued for 3 PDH.

PLEASE REGISTER BY: November 3th, 2026



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  Location

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  • 1421 Gould Blvd
  • Suite C
  • LaVergne, Tennessee
  • United States 37086
  • Building: Eaton
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  • To cancel, contact Priyank Desai via the IEEE Section email link at least 3 business days before the meeting date.

    For questions, contact Priyank Desai.

  • Starts 20 October 2026 02:34 PM UTC
  • Ends 04 November 2026 11:00 PM UTC
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  • Menu: Standard Lunch, Special Lunch (please add note)


  Speakers

Tezal McCain of MTE Corporation

Topic:

POWER QUALITY SOLUTIONS From Harmonic Mitigation to Equipment Protection

Biography:

Tezal McCain has over 14 years of experience at MTE Corporation and leads the application engineering team, bringing deep technical expertise in electrical engineering and a strong background in engineering management. Tezal holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the Milwaukee School of Engineering, an M.S. in Engineering with an emphasis in Engineering Management from the University of Wisconsin-Platteville, and an MBA with a Project Management emphasis from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.

Aisha Bajawa of MTE Corporation

Topic:

POWER QUALITY SOLUTIONS From Harmonic Mitigation to Equipment Protection

Biography:

Aisha Bajwa joined MTE in 2023 and provides technical and sales support across U.S. and international markets. With a strong background in the electrical power industry, she specializes in power quality, harmonic mitigation, and electrical system protection. She works closely with consulting engineers, EPC firms, and industry professionals to address electrical challenges .Aisha holds a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Arizona State University and a Master’s degree in Finance from Harvard University, bringing a multidisciplinary perspective to engineering, energy infrastructure, and emerging industry challenges.


Preston Kimbrogh of MTE Corporation

Topic:

POWER QUALITY SOLUTIONS From Harmonic Mitigation to Equipment Protection

Biography:

Preston Kimbrough joined MTE in 2024 as a Field Applications Engineer. He has been a key contributor in supporting MTE’s active filter product line, helping customers apply power quality solutions to their specific challenges. Preston holds a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Texas A&M University, Class of ’20, and brings a practical, customer-focused approach to technical support and solution development.





Agenda

8:30 AM to 9:00 AM: Sign-in and Refreshments

9:00 AM to 12:00 PM: Program

12:00 to 1:00 PM: Lunch