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Alessandro Mingotti (S'16, M'20) (alessandro.mingotti2@
unibo.it) has been a Senior Assistant Professor at the University
of Bologna, Italy since 2021. His research interests include
management and condition maintenance of distribution
networks, development, modelling, and metrological characterization
of instrument transformers. He is also working on
several national and European funded projects. He received
the B.S., M.S. degrees, and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering
from the University of Bologna, Italy in 2014, 2016, and
2020, respectively.
Christian Betti (christian.betti2@unibo.it) is a Scholarship
Student in the Department of Electrical, Electronic and Information
Engineering of the University of Bologna, Italy. His
current research activities are in the field of electrical measurement
and, in particular, metrological characterization of
low-power instrument transformers and energy meters. He
received his M.S. degree in electrical engineering from the University
of Bologna, Italy in 2022.
Lorenzo Peretto (M'98, SM'03) (lorenzo.peretto@unibo.it)
is Professor of electrical and electronic measurements at the
University of Bologna, Italy. He is Chairman of the annual
IEEE Applied Measurements for Power System Conference,
member of the IEC TC38-Instrument Transformers,
and Chairman of the TC38/WG45-Standard Mathematical
Models for Instrument Transformers and of the TC38/
WG53-Uncertainty Evaluation in the Calibration of Instrument
Transformers. His fields of research are the design and
calibration of voltage and current instrument transformers
for medium and high voltage power networks; the design
and realization of calibration systems of voltage and current
instrument transformers; and measurements of electrical
quantities in power networks.
Roberto Tinarelli (S'02, M'05, SM'14) (roberto.tinarelli3@
unibo.it) is Associate Professor of electrical measurements in
the Department " Guglielmo Marconi " of the University of
Bologna, Italy. His research activity is mainly devoted to design
and metrological characterization of instruments for
measurement under non-sinusoidal conditions; design and
development of new instrumentation for flicker measurement;
design and characterization of new electromagnetic-fields sensors
and instrumentation; and reliability studies of electronic
devices. He received the M.S. degree from the University of
Bologna, Italy in 2000 and the Ph.D. from the Polytechnic of
Milan, Italy in 2004, both in electrical engineering.
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