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2022 PSMA Vehicle Electrification Workshop Presentations

The presentations from the 2022 PSMA Vehicle Electrification Workshop – The Latest Trends and Technologies – are available to workshop attendees both as a PDF of the presentation slides and a video with the charts and audio including the panel discussions.

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APEC 2022 Industry Session IS0 - Vehicle Electrification: Cheaper Lighter Faster
IS09.1 Wireless Charging for EVs14.88 MBIS09.2 BiD FET6.12 MBIS09.3 Silicon Carbide Traction Inverter4.54 MBIS09.4 DC Fast Charging Systems Including Some Results from Current DOE Funded Projects Specifically Focusing on DCFC Solutions5.7 MBIS09.5 Simulations for Inverters and Charger1.98 MBIS09.7 Static Charging with Focus on Passenger & Light Vehicles for Residential & Commercial Purposes Using up to 11kW Solutions1.75 MB
APEC 2021 Industry Sessions - IS09 - Next Steps for Transportation Electronics Technologies
IS09.1-Batteries and Electrification Program Overview.pdf2.92 MBIS09.2-Solid-State-Transformer Technology Implemented....pdf2.43 MBIS09.3-Discussion of SiCGaN Power Semiconductor Devices Technical and Market Trends....pdf2.93 MB
2020 Industry Session - Electrification Everywhere: Trains, Aircraft & Vehicles

The 2020 PSMA Transportation Committee Industry Session focuses on new and evolving power electronics technologies that are being applied across several modes of transportation, including trains, aircraft and vehicles (including autonomous vehicles). The focus of this session is on specific technologies, applications and design techniques applicable to power electronics and motor engineers concerned with real-world transport applications, battery developments, and sustainable design for transport electrification. 

Four of the presentations from this session were presented virtually on June 30, the recordings and slides are available below.

Overview of Energy Storage with a Focus on Extreme Fast Charging and Behind the Meter Storage, Matthew Keyser, National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) 

Autonomous Vehicle & Charging Highway, Dr. Marc Herniter, University of Illinois

Functional Safety Standards and Implications for Vehicle Power Electronics Design (ISO 262262), Andrew Ellenson, John Deere

Aircraft Power Electronics Obstacles, Opportunities, and Trends, Dr. Timothy C. O’Connell, P.C. Krause & Associates

 

IS17.1 - Modernization of Electric Railways Part 1 Ground Facilities Energy Management System for Urban Network, Energy-Efficien545.57 KBIS17.2 - Modernization of Electric Railways Part 2 Ground Facilities Energy Management System for Urban Network, Energy-Efficien814.39 KBIS17.3 - On the Sustainability of Battery Electric Vehicles from View Point of Well to Wheel Model.pdf908.87 KBIS17.4 - Overview of Energy Storage with a Focus on Extreme Fast Charging and Behind the Meter Storage.pdf1.23 MBIS17.5 - Electrifying the High School Student Pipeline.pdf742.1 KBIS17.6 - Functional Safety Standards and Implications for Vehicle Power Electronics Design.pdf936.25 KBIS17.7 - Aircraft Power Electronics Trends Obstacles and Opportunities.pdf1.9 MB
APEC 2019 Industry Session - Enablers for Transportation Electrification
IS14.1 3D Printing for Power Electronics and Electric Motors.pdf5.72 MBIS14.2 Novel Metal-Carbon Materials Called Covetics.pdf1.58 MBIS14.3 Silicon Carbide Inverter Development, Inverter Testing and Findings from Heavy-Duty Vehicle.pdf4.07 MBIS14.4 Holistic Thermal Management.pdf1.66 MBIS14.5 Electrification Recycling.pdf2.15 MBIS14.6 Enabling Ultra-fast Charging of EVs with 3D Silicon Anode Structures in Lithium Batteries.pdf1.64 MBIS14.7 Beyond Conventional Wireless Power Transfer and Education of Electrification Engineers.pdf2.15 MB
APEC 2018 Industry Session - Vehicle Batteries - It's More Than Just Stacking Cells Together and an EV1 Retrospective
IS12.1 EV1 Retrospective and the Electric Vehicle Revolution.pdf1.56 MBIS12.2 Battery Power for All-Electric Road Vehicles.pdf2.02 MBIS12.3 Lithium Ion Batteries Current Status and Future Needs for Electric Vehicles and Fast Charging.pdf2.49 MBIS12.4 An Overview of the Part Acceptance Process for Regulated Lithium Ion Batteries in Transportation.pdf756.76 KBIS12.5 Thermal Management of Lithium-Ion Batteries.pdf1.53 MBIS12.6 Supercapacitors for Transportation Applications.pdf1.87 MBIS12.7 An Overview and Comparison of on Board Chargers Topologies, Semiconductors Choices and Synchronous Rectification Advantages in Automotive Applications.pdf2.13 MB
APEC 2017 Industry Session - Vehicle Electrification - Not just the Powertrain
IS11.1 Electrified Transportation Challenges.pdf961.84 KBIS11.2 Wireless Power Transfer Developers Guide.pdf2.2 MBIS11.3 Electrification Auxiliary Accessories Electric Drive Vehicles (EDVs).pdf1.55 MBIS11.4 Which Way Wireless Power High q or High k.pdf971.69 KBIS11.5 12v-48v Hybrid Vehicle Technology.pdf12.55 MBIS11.6 Electric Drive Technologies Research Roadmap Update.pdf9.93 MBIS11.7 Waste Heat Recuperation Passenger Vehicles.pdf2.17 MB
APEC 2016 Industry Session - Transportation Power Electronics
IS12.2 Overview of the Unique Requirements and Challenges for Power Electronics in Mining Equipment.pdf3.05 MBIS12.3 Medium and Heavy-Duty Vehicle Duty Cycles for Electric Powertrains.pdf3.08 MBIS12.4 Fuel Cells for Material Handling Systems.pdf1.9 MBIS12.5 Design and Implementation of a LLC-ZCS Converter for HybridElectric Vehicles.pdf1.93 MBIS12.6 EV-Grid Integration (EVGI) Control and System Implementation Research Overview.pdf3.31 MBIS12.7 Assessing the North American Supply Chain for Traction Drive Motors.pdf1.2 MB
APEC 2015 Industry Session - Transportation Power Electronics: Vehicles, Charges, Components and Markets
IS2.1 Novel and Ruggedized Power Electronics for Off-Highway Vehicles.pdf919.99 KBIS2.2 Challenging Questions for Power Electronics EngineersResearchers in Vehicle Electrification.pdf1.02 MBIS2.3 High Temperature Dielectric Materials and Capacitors for Transportation Power Electronics.pdf1.77 MBIS2.4 EV-HEV Market and Technology Trends.pdf1.26 MBIS2.5 Assessing the N.A. Supply Chain for Power Electronics and Motors Views on Bottlenecks and Potential Solutions.pdf1.76 MBIS2.7 How Does Charging EDV’s Affect the Electrical Infastructure.pdf2.31 MB
APEC 2014 Industry Session - Key Issues in Vehicle Power Electronics
IS2-3-1 Cooling For EV and HEV applications.pdf1.37 MBIS2-3-2 Joining Materials for High Reliability Power Electronics in Electric Drive Vehicles.pdf1.68 MBIS2-3-3 Key Issues in Vehicle Power Electronics.pdf2.34 MBIS2-3-4 Planar Magnetics, an Ideal Technology for Automotive Electrification.pdf1.39 MBIS2-3-5 Developments in Stationary and Dynamic Wireless Charging Applications.pdf4.35 MBIS2-3-6 Wide Bandgap (WBG) Power Devices for High Density Power Converters – Excitement and Reality.pdf4.74 MB
APEC 2013 Industry Session - Key Component Technologies for Power Electronics in Electric Drive Vehicles
2013 APEC - IS 1.1.1 Silicon Carbide MOSFETs for High Power Modules.pdf864.39 KB2013 APEC - IS 1.1.2 Wide Bandgap Device Technology for Automotive Applications.pdf1.16 MB2013 APEC - IS 1.1.3 Power Module Technology with Extended Reliability for Hybrid Electric Vehicle Applications.pdf619.32 KB2013 APEC - IS 1.1.4 Performance and Reliability of Interface Materials for Automotive Power Electronics.pdf996.37 KB2013 APEC - IS 1.1.5 GaN Based Power Conversion - Moving on!.pdf1.05 MB2013 APEC - IS 1.1.7 GaN offers advantages to future HEV.pdf1.35 MB