Powerelectronics Event 2018

The presentations below are available for download from the Powerelectronics Event 2018:

9.00 - 9.25	Reception
9:30 - 10:00	Technology and applications of pulsed high voltage Guus Pemen, TU/e
10:00 - 10:30	Direct current as an accelerator of the energy transition Harry Stokman, DC Current
10:30 - 10:55	Break
11:00 - 11:25	Supercapacitors in Peak Power Energy Storage Systems Christopher Likely, Eaton on behalf of KWx	Benefits of SiC for Industrial Auxiliary Power Supply Christian Felgemacher, ROHM on behalf of Rutronik	Thermal management for batteries in E-mobility applications Alessandro Bizzarri, Priatherm on behalf of Batenburg Mechatronica	DC distribution in Future Smart Homes: Opportunities and Challenges Soumya Bandyopadhyay, TU Delft (download later)
11:30 - 11:55	The impact of power electronics on equipment failure probability, lifetime and energy consumption Arjan Pit, Fortop	CCS Fast charging of electric vehicles with 0.5MW Jan Nieuwhart, Phoenix Contact	Battery emulation René Bos, TT&MS	The story of Solar Team Eindhoven TU/e Solar Team
12:00 - 12:25	Optimal performance for high power applications Malte Heuermann, Block Transformatoren-Elektronik GmbH on behalf of Elincom electronics	Power modules for E-vehicles - available solutions and future challenges Marcus Lippert, Starpower on behalf of Ecomal	Faster time to market for your power conversion designs Andreas Vinci, Tektronix on behalf of C.N. Rood	Evaluating the impact of temperature on Solar Home Systems for rural electrification Nishant Narayan, TU Delft
12:30 - 13:25	Lunch break
13:30-13:55	Why Make Dynamic Measurements in Motor Applications Tony Minchell, Teledyne LeCroy on behalf of AR Benelux	DC-Link Technology Comparison: Aluminium Electrolytic vs. Film Capacitors Norbert Eumes, Jianghai on behalf of Heynen BV	Are you able to prove the power efficiency of your application? Yokogawa, Michael Rietvelt	Bidirectional DC-DC Series Resonant Converter Remco Bonten, TU/e
14:00 - 14:25	Choosing the Right PSU for Your Application Needs Eddie Gallacher, Artesyn on behalf of Arrow	Linear amplifiers with 80% efficiency; an innovative patented method to dissipate less heat Eric Boere, Apex Microtechnology on behalf of TOP-electronics	Simulate or experiment Wim Platschorre, Strukton Rail	Paralleling of Gallium Nitride transistors for 48V high current automotive applications Nikola Boskovic, TU/e
14:30 - 14:55	Break
15:00 - 15:25	A smart watch on life cycle costs of power supplies for Industry 4.0 Raf Demeersman, PULS GmbH on behalf of Elipse	Integrated DC/DC converters, in 4 to 5 design steps you create power design with very high efficiency Alex Snijder, Wurth Elektronik	7th Generation IGBT Modules Olivier De La Patelliere, Mitsubishi Power on behalf of Glyn	Soft switching multi-level amplifier for high voltage Sjef Settels, TU/e
15:30 - 15:55	Over Voltage Category III Power Supplies Giacomo Mazzullo, Meanwell Europe on behalf of Telerex	Remaining useful life prediction of IGBTs in MRI gradient amplifiers Martijn Patelski, Prodrive Technologies	Help, it's getting hot! Peter van Duijsen, Simulation Research Caspoc	Partially Rated Power Flow Control Converters for Meshed LVDC Grids Pavel Purgát, TU Delft
16:00 - 16:30	How the Netherlands leads the way in Electric bus transport Koen van Haperen, Heliox
16:30	Networking drinks

Description

The aim of this seminar is to showcase the diversity of applications, innovations and knowledge in the field of

Power Electronics

The programme has been put together in consultation with the participants, TU Delft and TU Eindhoven.
In this way, a qualitatively strong programme has been put together, covering both practice and science.

Energy storage requires good knowledge of power electronics

The subject of energy storage, in the form of batteries, accumulators and fuel cells, is more topical than ever. This usually involves a form of chemical energy conversion and developments are following each other in rapid succession.
This poses quite a challenge for developers and test engineers in power conversion when it comes to testing the required power electronics. Several speakers at the Power Electronics event offer expertise on how to further improve energy storage.

It's all about the application (and efficiency)

Whether your product requires high efficiency, low acoustic noise, long lifetime, low field maintenance, high protection against intrusion or an internet-of-things application, there are specific aspects of PSU (power supply design) design to focus on, to meet the needs of the desired application. The presentation by Eddie Gallacher of Artesyn on behalf of Arrow Electronics goes through the requirements and describes the technology used in PSU design, to meet the requirements. The speaker cited related applications.

Smart Homes and Solar Home Systems

The residential power sector is undergoing a significant transformation due to the use of renewable energy sources, increase of electronics in applications and the addition of high-power stochastic loads such as electric vehicles. To further increase energy consumption, battery storage systems are being added to store energy for later use. With this radical change in customer behaviour and increasingly DC-based electrical systems, the capability of the current AC-based residential distribution system has been challenged.

Speaker(s)

see programme Powerelectronics 2018

Location

1931 Congress Centre Brabanthallen

Oude Engelenseweg 1 5222 AA 's-Hertogenbosch

Organiser

Electrical Engineering

FHI

Name and contact details for information

ing. Paul van Moerkerken KIVI Electrical Engineering Department 06 11 28 72 26 pvmoerkerken@gmail.com Ms Wasila El-Khattabi Project leader FHI

wasila@fhi.nl

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