Conference Proceeding

Power Electronic systems

08/2010; DOI:10.1109/ISIE.2010.5637734 pp.3700 - 3704 In proceeding of: Industrial Electronics (ISIE), 2010 IEEE International Symposium on
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ABSTRACT Today's industrial systems are becoming Power Electronic systems. There are many scientific and engineering challenges to be resolved to achieve the full Power Electron System promise. This paper focuses on these challenges. In particular, this paper discusses the contributions made by the PEBB concept toward meeting these challenges. The paper provides a logical argument for future controller abilities to control any system to near perfection - accurately, precisely, reliably, and safely. This paper also proposes to use building block concepts with modeling and simulation to create new tools and methods for designing and building systems.

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building systems
 
full Power Electron System promise
 
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use building block concepts
 

T. Ericsen