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Tutorials
The conference will offer six tutorials on Monday September
7, 2009. Tutorials will include
top experts from the field, covering lithium batteries for
PHEV applications, thermal phenomenon in vehicular
electronics, HEV/PHEV modeling, hardware in the loop
simulations, and more.
(Please note we no longer
accepting tutorial proposals.)
Tutorial
registration is through the same registration link at
Your
conference registration includes tutorial. (But please
indicate whether you will attend tutorials so that we
have accurate count for seats and food for Monday)
However,
if you only attend the tutorial not attending the
conference, then you will pay $100 for each tutorial.
https://www.ewh.ieee.org/conf/vppc/conference_registration.html
All Tutorials are conducted on Monday September
7, 2009
Each tutorial is 3 hours
lecture time plus 45 minutes break in the middle (total
3h45min)
Morning: 8:30am-12:15pm; Afternoon: 1:45-5:30pm
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time |
Title
Click on title to get more information of the
tutorial |
Presenter |
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1 |
8:30am-12:15pm |
SiC-Based Devices for Automotive Power
Conversion Applications |
Dr. Burak
Ozpineci
Oak Ridge National Laboratory |
| 2 |
8:30am-12:15pm |
Thermal
Stress Failure in Electronics Prediction and Prevention
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Dr. E. Suhir
University of California,
Santa Cruz, CA
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| 3 |
8:30am-12:15pm |
Plug-in
Hybrid Electric Vehicles: Transportation 2.0 |
Dr. Ali Emadi
Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL, USA |
| 4 |
1:45pm-5:30pm |
Lithium
Batteries—The next Generation of Power Source for Vehicles
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X. Q. Yang
Brookhaven
National Lab. Upton, NY11973, USA |
| 5 |
1:45pm-5:30pm |
Modeling of Hybrid Electric
Vehicles for Energy Management, French network on HEVs |
Alain
BOUSCAYROL
MEGEVH,
French network on HEVs, University of Lille |
| 6 |
1:45pm-5:30pm |
Fundamentals
of Electro-Mechanical Energy Conversion with Sensor Design
and Hybrid Vehicle Application |
Laszlo M Hideg
Hybrid Electric Vehicles
Chrysler LLC
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