Founded as a center of excellence in power electronics and energy control, Phase Motion Control develops advanced solutions for industrial automation, combining electronic and electromechanical components to ensure maximum performance and efficiency.
From concept to validation using CAD and FEA tools, every stage of the product design cycle is executed with precision, including component and subsystem design, specification, and the optimization of tools, jigs, and production processes.
Our commitment to innovation has led to numerous international patents, covering complete mechanical systems, cutting-edge production technologies, high-energy magnetic structures, and advanced control algorithms for PWM AC and DC drives.
1. The aim of the Company is to expand scientific knowledge and to progress technology through invention, design and efficient production of innovative devices in the field of cybernetics, motion control and energy conversion, in the belief that the advance of science is as much the driving force of humanity as it is the only means of offering the best future for all living beings.
2. The Company aims to make a profit, because profit guarantees growth, independence, and freedom of choice, all factors which contribute towards the pursuit of its aims. Any profit which requires non-ethical methods or which does not work towards the aims of the Company will not be pursued.
3. As innovation and discovery are exclusive to individual creativity, the Company considers its human capital at all levels to be the key asset of the firm and places it at the center of its interests.
Accordingly, the Company promotes and demands behavior, which is ethical, just and open, both internally and in its external relationships, in the belief that this is the only principle which is capable of guaranteeing growth of any social group in the long term.
The Company does not have a limited time frame.
Marco Venturini (IEEE M ‘78, S.M. ‘83), born in Genoa, Italy, earned a Doctorate in Nuclear Engineering with honors from Politecnico di Milano in 1977. After research at UC Berkeley (1976–1980), he joined Texas Instruments following his invention of the Matrix Converter, later moving to Philips as R&D Manager, where he led brushless PM motor development and advanced motion control projects.
In 1986, he founded Phase Motion Control S.p.A., specializing in power conversion, motion control, and specialty drives. The company has delivered direct drives for major telescopes, hybrid traction systems, renewable energy solutions, and compact robotics/space drives.
Phase Motion Control operates in China, Italy, France, and the U.S., now expanding into electric mobility, including powertrains, battery systems, and fast-charging stations.
Dr. Venturini’s expertise spans power electronics, servo drives, high-speed motors, and integrated electromechanical design. A Senior IEEE Member, he holds numerous patents in these fields.