Sensors, Power Electronics and EMC

Overview

Hydrogen and electromobility are paving the way to a green future with reduced CO2 emissions. The use of hydrogen as the energy source of the future means that sensor developers and manufacturers are focussing on the safety aspects of its synthesis, storage, transport and use. On the other hand, innovative drive systems in modern electric vehicles are based on highly complex electronic power modules, which places increased demands on the material, assembly and connection technology (AVT) as well as the reliability and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of subcomponents and modules.

Working Group Leader

Klaus Vogel

Fraunhofer Institute for Electronic Nano Systems ENAS

klaus.vogel@enas.fraunhofer.de

Main Topics

The ‘Sensors, Power Electronics and EMC’ working group of the HZwo e.V. is dedicated to these and other topics and addresses the following key areas in particular:

Sensor systems for condition monitoring and hydrogen detection
Sensor systems for power electronics
Power electronic components, modules and systems (material, production, AVT, reliability)
Electromagnetic compatibility in the hydrogen industry
electromagnetic compatibility for power electronic components and modules

Registration for the working group