April 23, 2018 by
Xilinx Alliance Program Re-Certification ELMG Digital Power are continuing in the Xilinx Alliance Program. After meeting the requirement to have Xilinx certified engineers we successfully completed the application for the program. When asked about this Dr Laird said “As part of ELMG Digital Power’s continuing commitment to providing fantastic service and products we are privileged […]
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See you at APEC 2018 next week. Here is the ELMG Digital Power APEC 2018 Presentation Schedule. Join us and Ridley Engineering at Booth #1025 at APEC. ELMG Digital Power APEC 2018 Presentation Schedule Monday March 5th 5:00pm Show opening 6:00 pm Running RidleyWorks 7:00 pm Beyond Small-Signal Models 7:30pm Digital Control – What goes […]
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Recently I needed to build U-Boot for the Picozed. Mainly because we needed to get our control platform running on another Picozed variant but also to de-risk part of our process. For those of you that don’t know the control platform (called the Fyfe) is made from our IP blocks is in the Zynq fabric […]
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ELMG Digital Power are offering you the opportunity to attend our regular webinar on Digital Control in Power Electronics. This month’s webinar is titled “Frequency Responses for Control”. This is an hour webinar covers understanding frequency responses for control how to use frequency responses for control in design of power converters Thursday 12th October at […]
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Recently I got asked for advice on what we have for Digital Power Electronics Control Reference Books. This is the link to the list on Amazon. Digital power books at the top and hardcore control texts at the bottom. We have all of these books on our shelves. All are good.
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ELMG July Webinar feedback Thank you for your time, Hamish. It was an hour with quite some information in. I also was on such a seminar you mentioned, which showed an analog to digital compensator “transformation” (TI). I also think that most of the papers I saw did it this way. I am more used […]
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