August 4, 2016 by
Remote Attendance of the Digital Power Electronics Control Training Course We got this question about the digital power electronics control training course “Can I attend the Digital Control of Power Electronics Course remotely via the web or something like that?” We do run webinars and they seem to be well received. However we don’t know that […]
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How do hardware and software engineers talk to each other? This is the extract from a recent conversation on LinkedIn between power electronics engineers of all different flavors. It sums up beautifully the issues between hardware and software engineers in digital power electronics control developments. (Names shortened to protect the innocent.) D. H. ‘Y. & […]
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Dr. Tim King presented the Digital Power Control on a Zynq webinar. In the presentation Dr. King detailed how the programmable logic fabric of the Zynq was fantastic for low latency and high precision digital power control. What to do with the ARM A9 Cores? He also outlined how to make use of the ARM […]
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The ELMG Digital Power Electronics Control Course Three days of focused unique training in digital control of power electronics! Our Digital Power Electronics Control Course overs the essential knowledge and know-how for engineers to implement digital power electronic control! Come to the Three Day Digital Control Course in Camarillo, California August 22-24, 2016. Register here. How […]
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On Tuesday 12thJuly, we would like to offer you the opportunity to learn about Digital Power using Xilinx Zynq SoC. Join ELMG Digital Power (Members of the Xilinx Alliance Program) for their Free Zynq Digital Power Webinar and expand your knowledge and expertise by discovering: What is important in digital power, including numeric precision and latency […]
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PCIM was big – again This year PCIM filled three of the Messe exhibition hall in the Nuremberg. There were a large number of exhibitors. This large turnout of exhibitors and the crowds attending shows that power electronics is going well in Europe and the world. The recent reasonable GDP growth in Europe suggests that the financial […]
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