HV conversion to SELV- Supply to dynamic, motor driven loads

In order to utilize the energy stored in the HV battery for SELV loads it is necessary to convert HV to a 48V bus, providing a reinforced isolation barrier, in a simple converter that is size and weight-efficient. It also should have a high operating efficiency and fast bidirectional power conversion for regenerative loads. Traditional […]

eFuse: method of implementation and considerations for a robust 12V&24V Smart Power Distribution architecture.

Several automotive trends drive the evolution of E/E topologies towards zonal architectures. Zonal architectures enable the transition to service-based SDV (Software Defined Vehicle) and address the challenges in power distribution, sensing and actuator networking in an increasing offering of features and functions. This presentation will show how eFuses offer innovative solutions for further development of […]

Fault tolerant control of Smart Switches in E/E architectures using 10BASE-T1S

Automotive Power Distribution Units and Zonal Controllers use Smart Switches instead of classical fuses to distribute the power to ECUs and sensors. Classical fuses do not support fault tolerant operation – once the fuse has blown, the ECU or sensor will stop operation until the fuse is replaced during car servicing. On the other hand, […]

Fault tolerant control of Smart Switches in E/E architectures using 10BASE-T1S

Automotive Power Distribution Units and Zonal Controllers use Smart Switches instead of classical fuses to distribute the power to ECUs and sensors. Classical fuses do not support fault tolerant operation – once the fuse has blown, the ECU or sensor will stop operation until the fuse is replaced during car servicing. On the other hand, […]

Model Predictive Control in Hybrid Thermal Management Systems for Improving Performance and Efficiency in Battery Electric Vehicles

In the pursuit of higher energy efficiency and improved overall system performance, Model Predictive Control (MPC) presents a promising approach for managing the complex dynamics of hybrid thermal management systems. This presentation explores the application of MPC in such systems, focusing on how it can significantly reduce actuator energy consumption while maintaining or even enhancing […]

Static and Dynamic Thermal Modeling and Prediction for DC Charging Stations

This presentation introduces a method for modelling the static and dynamic thermal behavior within a DC charging station. For this purpose, a dummy charging station is designed and built in which the areas of different heat loss locations are reproduced using heating mats. Various combinations of losses and temperatures can be controlled to investigate the […]

Diverse vehicle power supply architectures – benefits and challenges

The evolving vehicle market, driven by trends like the software-defined vehicle, and compounded by manufacturer- and vehicle-specific optimizations, is resulting in diverse low voltage power supply architectures. While harmonization and standardization can accelerate market adoption and reduce technology costs, balancing this with the need for innovation is critical. For technology leaders, achieving significant innovation requires […]

Electrothermal modeling of MOSFET-failure-mechanism in automotive power supply systems

The development towards fully automated vehicles comes along with the demand for fault tolerance of the low-voltage power supply system and its safety-relevant com-ponents. Electronic parts like semiconductors and capacitors inside the components are particularly critical because they are the main source of faults and therefore, they have a great impact on the power supply […]

Characterization of a Si/SiC Fusion power module on an inverter/e-Drive testbench

The combination of silicon (Si) and silicon carbide (SiC) technologies offers significant cost and performance advantages. This study aims to quantify the efficiency of a Si/SiC based inverter system, highlighting the benefits of reduced energy losses. The measurement results are used to generate efficiency maps and simulate WLTP profiles, which are then compared to the […]

Come-Together am 13. Juni
im Erich-Brost-Pavillon, Zeche Zollverein

Zum Abschluss des 1. Tages laden wir alle Akteure und Teilnehmenden zum Ausklang und gemeinsamen Austausch und zu einem Abendessen in eine besondere Event-Location ein: den Erich-Brost-Pavillon.

In 38 Metern Höhe auf dem Dach der ehemaligen Kohlenwäsche ermöglicht der nach drei Seiten verglaste Veranstaltungsraum einen atemberaubenden Rundblick – von der Arena auf Schalke über die Essener Skyline bis hin zum Gasometer Oberhausen. 

Der Erich-Brost-Pavillon befindet sich in der Kohlenwäsche des UNESCO-Welterbes Zollverein Essen.

Preise und Konditionen
EEHE Tagung Frühbucher bis 30.11.2026

1.285,00 €

HDT Mitglieder Frübucher bis 30.11.2026

1.285,00 €

Vortragende/r,
nicht Keynote oder Overview-Vortragende

545,00 €

Co-Autor/in

995,00 €

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545,00 €

Posterautor/in

545,00 €

Studierende (bis zum Master-Abschluss gegen Nachweis)

245,00 €

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