Power Electronics 2017 Event
The Event took place on Tuesday 20 June 2017 at 1931 Congress Centre, in Den Bosch. The aim of this seminar was to show the diversity of applications, innovations and knowledge in the field of Power Electronics.
The programme was put together in consultation with the exhibitors, TU Delft, TU Eindhoven, University of Twente, the Dutch EMC-ESD Association and the EMVT Association.
In this way, a qualitatively strong programme was put together, covering both practice and science. The breadth of the market, namely applicators, developers, suppliers and knowledge institutes will come together at the Power Electronics Event 2017. Views, experiences and knowledge can be exchanged with peers.
The conference programme with 31 lectures and the knowledge market have made this event a by-ordinary day.
The diversity was shown by three plenary and 28 parallel lectures. The parallel presentations took you through the themes:
- Power Components
- Testing & EMC
- Power Applications
- Power Research
The Power Electronics Event offered visitors the latest developments in the field of Power Electronics and to make contacts in the Netherlands/Benelux, learn about applications and gain knowledge
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Scientific demos and posters
Scientists from TU Eindhoven and TU Delft presented their research to visitors of the Power Electronics Event at the knowledge market. They try to do this as much as possible with live demonstrations but if this is not possible, the information will be on a poster board.
Programme Power Electronics Event 2017 Download the Brochure. 2017
The presentations can be downloaded at the relevant programme section:
| 9.00 - 9.25 | Reception | |||
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9:30 - 10:00 |
Power electronics in high-voltage systems |
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| Power Applications | Power Components | Testing & EMC | Power Research (by universities) |
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| 10:00 - 10:25 |
6MW locomotive with new semiconductors Wim Platschorre, Strukton |
Totem Pole PFC with GaN and SiC Guido Schott, ECOMAL Europe GmbH |
EMC: Common mode currents caused by Power Devices, do you know where they run? Lex de Rijck, Acradac EMC Training and Consultancy |
Grid-connected converters with voltage support using only local measurements Ya Zhang, TU Eindhoven |
| 10:30 - 10:55 | Break | |||
| 11:00 - 11:25 |
Innovative active current boosting systems with cathodic protection combat metal corrosion Henk Roest, ERD Power Productions on behalf of Powerbox Benelux B.V. |
How to use DC/DC-Converters in IGBT-/SiC-/GaN- Mos-Fet, Inverter, Motor- and Gate Driver Applications Florian Boess, RECOM Electronic GmbH & Co. on behalf of Rutronik |
Safe and reliable measurement on switch mode power supplies Martin Storch, Tektronix on behalf of C.N. Rood |
Multilevel modular converters Minos Kontos, TU Delft |
| 11:30 - 11:55 |
PHYSEE - an uncompromising sustainable innovation Sam Anders, Physeeon behalf of KWx |
Wound components for harsh conditions (water, icing) according to EN60310 for railway and other applications Marek Siatkowski, Block Transformatoren Elektronik GmbH on behalf of Elincom electronics b.v. |
Determining impedance with phase sensitive multimeter analysers and power analysers in power electronics applications René Bos, TTMS |
3-5 Level Bidirectional Dual Active Bridge DC-DC Converter Georgios Sfakianakis, TU Eindhoven |
| 12:00 - 12:25 |
How direct the future electricity will be? |
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| 12:30 - 13.25 |
Lunch break
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Description
Power electronics in high-voltage systems
The transmission of electrical energy with direct voltage has increased enormously in recent years especially in offshore. This is mainly caused by the application of IGBTs when converting AC to DC voltage.
Kees Koreman of Tennet TSO focuses on the latest developments and future prospects in the opening lecture of the Power Electronics Event.
Will there be an HVDC network in Europe? Professor Pavol Bauer (TU Delft) also asks how instantaneous electricity will be in the future.
On 20 June, you are welcome to attend the Power Electronics Event.
Since 2010, the event has been organised annually under the name 'Power Electronics' but so this year under the new name.
Because of the day's themes, the name change will soon become clear:
Power Applications
Power Components
Testing & EMC
Power Research
The Power Research track will be filled in by the 3 TUs (Delft, Eindhoven and Twente), which will also be present at the knowledge market with demonstrations and poster boards.
At the knowledge market, you will also find 29 companies showing the latest possibilities to develop or measure power applications.
The extensive lecture programme starts at 9.30 with Kees Koreman's (TenneT TSO BV) lecture 'Power electronics in high-voltage systems'.
Pavol Bauer (TU Delft) and Korneel Wijnands (TU/e) will provide the other plenary lectures.
A total of 28 lectures will be given in the four themes.
The day is supported by the EMC-ESD association and the EMVT association.
This is the chance to meet the network and see all the new developments in one day.
Speaker(s)
Kees Koreman(TenneT TSO BV)
Pavol Bauer (TU Delft)
Korneel Wijnands (TU/e)
See the other 26 speakers the programme via the link
Location
Oude Engelenseweg 1 Den Bosch
Organiser
Electrical Engineering
FHI
Name and contact details for information
Wasila El-Khattabi (FHI) Paul van Moerkerken (KIVI-EL) 06 11 28 72 26
Power Electronics 207 Event Home page
Programme lectures and speakers Power Electronics 2
Register for Seminar Power Electronics 2017
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http://powerelectronicsevent.nl/ or via the link above.
