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Dr. Jeffrey R. Miller, PE, IEEE Senior Member

Credentials: PhD Electrical Engineering (Purdue), Licensed PE #IN-108422, IEEE Senior Member, NEC Code-Making Panel 12 (Article 625) Technical Contributor

Dr. Jeffrey R. Miller has over 24 years of engineering experience in power electronics, continuous thermal loading analysis, duty-cycle pilot signal diagnostics (SAE J1772 / J3400 NACS), and utility interconnect metrology under NEC Article 625. His laboratory conducts independent NIST-traceable power factor, total harmonic distortion (THD), and dielectric withstand testing on commercial and residential Level 2 and DC Fast Charging systems.

Professional Certifications:

  • Licensed Professional Engineer (State of Indiana & California)
  • IEEE Senior Member (Power & Energy Society)
  • UL 2594 / SAE J1772 & J3400 Standards Advisory Panel
  • Certified Energy Manager (CEM - Association of Energy Engineers)
  • NFPA 70 National Electrical Code (NEC) Professional Certified

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