Presentation Slides
Day 1 EMI Issues Caused and Solved By Magnetics (click to expand)
Session I
- Active EMI Filters for High Power Density Converters; Balaji Narayanasamy, Tesla
- Impact of Power Inductor on EMI Performance of DC/DC Converters; Ammad Javed, Ernst Abbe University of Applied Science Jena
- Influence of Different Core Materials on the Frequency Response of a Line Filter; Stefanie Birkenbach, Wurth Elektronik
- Ferrite Material Characteristics in Suppression Devices; Michael Arasim, Fair-Rite Products Corp.
- EMI Mitigation Techniques for Wide-Bandgap Devices (WBDs); Jared Quenzer, Wurth Elektronik
- Damped Oscillation Validation of Nanocrystalline Core for Common Mode Choke; JC Sun, Bs&T
- EMI Filter Designer; Frank Puhane, Wurth Elektronik
- Near Magnetic Field Measurements and EMI Measurements; Asif Imran Emon, Stoneybrook University
Session II
Day 2 Integrated Magnetics (click to expand)
Session I
- Think Outside the Core: Frequency-Domain Model Enables Accurate Time-Domain Simulation of Coupling Effects and Winding Losses; Bryce Hesterman, Utah State University
- Magnetic Component Integration for Increased Efficiency, Improved Power Density and Reduced Cost; John Gallagher, Pulse Engineering
- VIRT: A Hybrid Magnetic and Electronic Structure for High-Step-Down, High Output-Current Power Conversion; Mike Kavian Ranjram, MIT
- Design of Integrated Magnetics using Artificial Intelligence; Chema Molina, Frenetic
- A Method for Modeling Magnetics with Coupled Windings Using Equivalent Circuits Based on Mutual Impedances; Bryce Hestermann, Utah State University
- PCB Winding Integrated Coupled Inductor for Multi-Phase PFC Converter; Shuo Wang, Virginia Tech - CPES
- New Powder Core Materials for Input Filter Chokes; John Noble, Spang Magnetics
Session II
Presentation Recordings
Day 1 EMI Issues Caused and Solved By Magnetics (click to expand)
| Session I | ||
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Active EMI Filters for High Power Density Converters; Balaji Narayanasamy, Tesla
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Impact of Power Inductor on EMI Performance of DC/DC Converters; Ammad Javed, Ernst Abbe University of Applied Science Jena |
Influence of Different Core Materials on the Frequency Response of a Line Filter; Stefanie Birkenbach, Wurth Elektronik |
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EMI Suppression Ferrites; Michael Arasim, Fair-Rite Products Corp. |
EMI Mitigation Techniques for Wide-Bandgap Devices (WBDs); Jared Quenzer, Wurth Elektronik |
Damped Oscillation Validation of Nanocrystalline Core for Common Mode Choke; JC Sun, Bs&T |
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EMI Filter Designer; Frank Puhane, Wurth Elektronik |
Near Magnetic Field Measurements and EMI Measurements; Asif Imran Emon, Stoneybrook University |
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| Session II | ||
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Day 1 Session II Introduction, Best of the Best; Alexander Gerfer, Wurth Elektronik |
Keynote: High Frequency “side-effect” Mitigation in Power Electronics Converters: Modeling and Integrated Filtering Solutions; Fang Luo, Stoneybrook University |
Panel Discussion; All presenters from Day 1 Session I and Session II |
Day 2 Integrated Magnetics (click to expand)
| Session I | ||
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Think Outside the Core: Frequency-Domain Model Enables Accurate Time-Domain Simulation of Coupling Effects and Winding Losses; Bryce Hesterman, Utah State University |
Magnetic Component Integration for Increased Efficiency, Improved Power Density and Reduced Cost; John Gallagher, Pulse Engineering |
VIRT: A Coupled Electronic and Magnetic System for High-Step-Down, High Output-Current Power Conversion; Mike Kavian Ranjram, MIT |
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Design of Integrated Magnetics using Artificial Intelligence; Chema Molina, Frenetic |
A Method for Modeling Magnetics with Coupled Windings Using Equivalent Circuits Based on Mutual Impedances; Bryce Hestermann, Utah State University |
PCB Winding Integrated Coupled Inductor for Multi-Phase PFC Converter; Shuo Wang, Virginia Tech - CPES |
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New Powder Core Materials for Input Filter Chokes; John Noble, Spang Magnetics |
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| Session II | ||
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Day 2 Session II Introduction, Best of the Best; Alexander Gerfer, Wurth Elektronik |
Keynote: High Efficiency and High Density 48V LLC Converters with Integrated Planar Magnetics for Data Center Application; Qiang Li, Virginia Tech - CPES |
Panel Discussion; All presenters from Day 2 Session I and Session II |