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11/10/2025 | Power electronics

FG Power Electronics participates in ECCE Philadelphia 2025

At the end of October, the Power Electronics department participated in the ECCE Conference 2025 in Philadelphia with three contributions.

In two poster sessions, the department of power electronics presented the papers by Yan Figueiredo (“A New Three-Phase Buck-Boost Current-Source Converter with Bidirectional Switches”) and Lindemberg Luna (“A Novel Two-Phase Bipolar Coil-Based Bidirectional Wireless Power Transfer System”).

On the last day of the conference, Pierre Küster gave a presentation in the special session “Design Methodologies: Verification and Validation Techniques.” The presentation “Validation of the Use of Soft Magnetic Core Evaluation Kits for Comparing Different Core Loss Measurement Methods” addressed the question: “How can I measure core loss and how can I validate them?”

 

We would also like to thank our partners who are involved in the Core-Evaluation-Kit initiative and were represented with numerous measurements.

  • KU Leuven – EnergyVille (Power Electronics Group)
  • Cologne University of Applied Science (Power Electronics and Electrical Drives)
  • University of Paderborn (Power Electronics Group)
  • University of Texas at Austin (Power Electronics and Magnetics Lab)
  • University of Bristol (Power Electonics Group)
  • SUMIDA Components & Modules GmbH
  • SMA Magnetics

The main topic of the initiative is to compare power loss measurement methods for soft magnetic ferrites, identify problems with the individual setups, and develop improvements.