Veranstaltungskalender

e-Drives are transforming virtually all areas of technology, including automotive, aerospace, construction, agriculture, renewable energy, and residential products. The primary focus has been on performing the application-dependent power conversion task within constraints such as power density, weight, volume, and cost. By themselves, these changes have been disruptive as they replace hydraulic and mechanical elements in power conversion. However, the core issues underlying these new technologies are potentially even more disruptive and are critical for these changes to become widely accepted.

This presentation focuses on new paradigms for these core issues and how they will substantially change the skill sets required and indeed the focus of undergraduate and graduate education for these growth areas. The core issues to be covered include multi-physics integration as the center focus for power electronic systems, concurrent multi-functional design of electrical machines for sensing, power conversion, and loss manipulation, e-drives as a primary system sensor technology, and loss-based design of control systems for e-drive systems.

Vortrag in Deutsch

www.mzh.uni-hannover.de/kolloquium.html

Prof. Robert D. Lorenz Ph.D., P.E. F-IEEE

MZH Mechatronik-Zentrum Hannover

Dienstag, 03. April 2012, 15:00 bis 16:00 Uhr

Hauptgebäude der Leibniz Universität Hannover (Gebäude 1101, F107, 1. Etage)
Welfengarten 1, 30167 Hannover

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