1. Issues
1.1 Requirements
Against the backdrop of the need to reduce the use of fossil fuels, all those involved are seeking to improve existing solutions and implement alternative ones. The use of electrical energy, with its potential for high efficiency, is one of the solutions for reducing fossil fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. The development of electrical energy in systems is particularly important in terms of energy efficiency, cost control and reliability in relation to application and legislative constraints.
Implementing this breakthrough requires solutions for generating on-board electrical energy, such as fuel cells, combined with energy storage devices such as batteries, which may be supplemented by supercapacitors for transient phases (figure...
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ANSYS http://www.ansys.com
ABAQUS http://www.simulia.com
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Events
ESREF European Symposium on Reliability of Electron Devices, Failure Physics and Analysis (international conference)
EPE Europeen conference on Power Electronics and Applications (international conference)
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Standards and norms
- Environmental condition and test procedures for airborne equipment, RTCA - DO 160 - 1997
- Ed. 1: Discrete Semiconductor devices – Part 15: Isolated power semiconductor devices - IEC 60747-15 -
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