Lectures by our experts

In the presentation entitled “Pushing the Boundaries of Battery Systems with Data-Driven Temperature-Controlled Charging and Power Delivery”, Daniel Astudillo presents an innovative approach for optimizing fast charging and power delivery through data-driven thermal control. Using in-situ operational data, this methodology ensures safety, extends battery life, and improves performance without requiring laboratory experiments, making it ideal for high-power applications like EVs and energy storage systems.

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E-world 2025 energy & water

12 February 2025 |  

Messe Essen I Congress Center West I Brussels Hall on the 2nd floor | 10:30 a.m.

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In the presentation "Enabling Tomorrow's Hybrid Grids with Modular Multilevel Converter Technology", Davide D'Amato will be informing about Modular Multilevel Converter (MMCs). MMCs are an essential technology for the energy transition, providing improved efficiency, power quality, fault-tolerance, enhanced density, and modular design. These attributes position MMCs as indispensable enablers of the next generation of hybrid grids, integrating both AC and DC systems.

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E-world 2025 energy & water

12 February 2025 |  

Messe Essen I Congress Center West I Brussels Hall on the 2nd floor | 10:30 a.m.

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New possibilities in microfabrication lead to improved or new products. In the lecture “Biased AMR sensor with monolithically integrated NdFeB magnets”, Dr. Björn Gojdka presents the prototype of an AMR sensor equipped with integrated permanent magnets. The development was carried out together with the company Sensitec GmbH. The example shows how Fraunhofer ISIT's PowderMEMS® microfabrication process contributes to miniaturization, functional integration and cost reduction. 

17. XMR-Symposium

March 12, 2025 | Stadthalle Wetzlar | 2 - 2:30 p.m.

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