March 8, 2024 by
We are in the middle of our first online workshop covering our Introduction to Advanced Digital Control of Power Electronics. Three of the four days have gone by and the group have learned some stuff, I hoped. The technical details of how the workshop has been delivered are We have people from time zones in […]
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Energy storage is everywhere or is being talked about everywhere. Adding an energy storage power electronic converter to the distribution or customer network allows Load leveling across the day Integration of local renewable sources such as solar and wind Deferment of transmission investment Reduction in CO2 emissions because peaking plants do not need to be […]
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APEC 2016 at Long Beach, California In March Dr Hamish Laird presented the High Performance Digital Control professional education seminar at this year’s Applied Power Electronics Conference in Long Beach California. Attendance at the seminar was high, with more than four hundred people coming to hear Dr. Laird speak. The large number of attendees asking questions […]
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Over the last two years ELMG Digital Power CTO, Dr. Hamish Laird, has helped supervise (the now Dr.) Rabia Nazir in the pursuit of her Doctoral studies. Hamish Laird says “The research that Rabia has completed in the area of fractional delays in recursive filters for current control in grid tied inverters gives great control […]
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What is the latest news from the Linkedin Digital Power Electronics Control group? The group now has over 600 3440 members (as of January 25 2022). To join the group please click here. In the group we have lively discussions with people contributing their knowledge and experience. To all who have contributed and made the […]
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We have started a group where we can share questions and discuss Digital Power Electronics Control on LinkedIn. The group’s name is Digital Power Electronics Control. The link to the group is https://www.linkedin.com/groups?home=&gid=6677852. Look out for the group identified with the z-transform image like that shown above. Recent Group Discussions Recent discussions have included one on […]
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