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In this exclusive TU Delft Past Presentation, the researcher Dr. Peter Van Duijsen discusses Simulation of Thermal Management in Power Electonics. Presentation breaks down processes of the innovative Caspoc system simulator and reveals important technical insights.

Following are some of the topics covered in the presentation:

• Simulation of thermal management on semiconductor level as well as on system level in power electronics for EV traction and chargers
• Coupled Electric-Thermal models for PCB cooled Mosfets
• Modeling thermal behavior of IGBT modules from the manufacturers datasheet
• Power Electronics losses simulated based on load profiles

Thermal management systems are being the subject of innovative developments in order to improve range, efficiency, and comfort. 

Find out in this exclusive Automotive IQ report on how the industry is currently working on ways to offering EV occupants the best cabin experience. 

Join the international meeting at the 9th Annual Thermal Management for EV/HEV Conference and meet automotive professionals and hear their views on the movement towards a standardized thermal management system in EVs.  

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EV batteries must operate at the correct temperature –hot enough to be functional, cool enough to be safe and reach the vehicle’s end of life. 

What are the latest developments in battery thermal management systems?

Thermoelectric systems are growing, and its fusion with other approaches like air and liquid cooling might be the industry choice of the future. Get the free article Thermal Management on Battery Life and stay up to date regarding the topic.

Article covers:

• Cooling only technique versus heating and cooling technique
• Forced air cooling versus liquid cooling techniques
• TEC combined with other techniques

Extend your knowledge on this topic, with this exclusive presentation by Filip Nielsen by Volvo in Sweden on the topic of: "Future Challenges for Climate Control Software"

The presentation includes the following:

• Recent developments, future challenges and possible opportunities in the field of climate control software
• Demands on the climate control software: Ability to handle more complex systems and requirements on energy use
• Opportunities: New sensors and increased computing capacity

Download the presentation for free here

Register now for the conference by downloading the form here and returning it to eq@iqpc.de