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Genesis

Das Projekt „GENESIS“ forscht an den Koppel­me­cha­nismen von Elek­tro­ma­gne­ti­schen Inter­fe­renzen von auto­mo­tiven Trak­ti­ons­in­ver­tern. Dies ist die Grund­lage für eine viel stär­kere Einbin­dung von Simu­la­tion in das Design solcher Inverter als bisher.

Stilisierte Silhouette eines Autos mit integrierten Leiterbahnen und Mikrochip, verbunden mit einem Ladestecker auf blauem Hintergrund.

Project goals

Das Projekt beschäf­tigt sich damit, wie man die Elek­tro­ma­gne­ti­schen Inter­fe­renzen (EMI) eines Trak­ti­ons­in­ver­ters im oberen Leis­tungs­be­reich in der Simu­la­tion bestimmt. Dazu werden die Gene­rie­rungs­me­cha­nismen der EMI, die Koppel­pfade, die para­si­tären Elemente der Bauele­mente, der Leiter­platten, aber auch der Einfluss des Gehäuses model­liert und simu­liert.

Project
facts

Dieses Forschungs­pro­jekt wird als SAL – koope­ra­tives Projekt durch­ge­führt.

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Contact

Business Development
Peter Rechberger MSc
Business Development Power Electronics
Graz
Project Manager
DI Dr. Bernhard Auinger
Head of Research Unit Coexistence & Electromagnetic Compatibility
Graz

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