Since its renaissance, heterogeneous integration (HI) where unique merits of different silicon or III-V technologies, has been widely explored in many power electronics and achieved remark- able success. It is known that the success of power conversion electronics is mostly attributed to the low-power, fast-response, and accurate mixed-signal control circuitry and the low-loss, … [Read more...] about Heterogeneous Integration: A Promising Technology to Future Integrated Power Conversion Electronics
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Flexible and Efficient MMC Digital Twin Realized With Small-Scale Real-Time Simulators
The decreasing trend in the price of computational power has led to the evolution of various tools intended to support development processes in power electronics. In the domain of high-power converters, which rely on the use of digital controllers while switching at frequencies not exceeding several kHz, Hardware-In-the-Loop (HIL) systems have become widely adopted for … [Read more...] about Flexible and Efficient MMC Digital Twin Realized With Small-Scale Real-Time Simulators
Rethinking the Power Delivery Networks of Mobile Robots
There are complex power system design and architecture considerations in the power delivery networks (PDN) of mobile robots, autonomous vehicles, and distributed static robots. This is due to the variation in the battery power source voltage plus the broad variety of loads that may be part of a typical system, such as, high-power AI computing systems, motor drives, sensors, … [Read more...] about Rethinking the Power Delivery Networks of Mobile Robots
