"Sound on. Power on." by PCIM Europe takes you on a journey through the world of power electronics. Look forward to exciting conversations among world's leading experts on current trends, challenges and driving forces in the industry.
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Technology |
Due to the future integration of GW electrolysis parks into the electricity grid, it is expected that these power-electronically coupled loads will be subject to stricter grid connection guidelines and will have to make an active contribution to syst... more
In episode 8 of "Sound On. Power On.", Frank Osterwald talks about how research, industry, and society, and projects are effectively coordinated by the Society for Energy and Climate Protection Schleswig‐Holstein (also known by its German acronym as ... more
To meet the needs of E-Mobility developers and testers, today's high-power, power supplies and loads have to be programmable and able to simulate different scenarios, as well as to provide measurement data to not just test, but also validate and qual... more
The design and deployment of power converters are essential for the efficiency and smooth operation of modern smart grids. more
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