IEEE ECCE 2012 registration and final program available online
Energy-conversion congress and exposition brings together researchers, designers, suppliers, manufactures, strategists, and policy makers
IEEE ECCE 2012 overview. Download the final program for schedule details.
This year's IEEE ECCE (Energy-conversion congress and exposition) will be held in the new Raleigh Convention Center in Raleigh, NC. The just-released final program includes more than 130 technical sessions with more than 700 papers and eight tutorials on wind energy, smart grid, microgrid, packaging, SMPS, and EV/HEV. The event will also host two Rap sessions on wide-bandgap power devices and smart grids and ample opportunity to network with leading industry minds from around the world. ECCE 2012 will bring together practicing engineers, researchers, and other professionals for interactive discussions on the latest advances in various areas related to energy conversion. Attendees at ECCE network with researchers, designers, suppliers, manufactures, strategists, and policy makers in the area of energy conversion systems and components specifically pertaining to: Power Electronic Circuits
- Analysis and measurement tools
- Power-electronic devices, packaging, FETS, IGBT's, Diodes, etc.
- Microprocessors, DSPs, ADCs, DACs, gate drives
- Electrical machines: design, control, analysis tools
- Finite-element tools: magnetic, thermal analysis, winding methods, permanent magnets, electrical steel and other materials
- Sensors: magnetic, optical, current, voltage, speed, position, acceleration
- Testing and measurement of machines
- Photovoltaic systems
- Wind energy systems
- Utility interface of alternative energy systems
- Super capacitors
- Batteries
- flywheel systems
- Hybrid vehicles
- Electric automobiles
- Electric aircraft
- Personal mobility
- Marine propulsion & power
