Electrification is everywhere.

Learn how Automotive, Consumer Electronics and Companies use MATLAB/Simulink in Research and Development for going Electric.  

Our presenters and guest speakers will be sharing their experiences with applying MATLAB and Simulink to their projects in various industries.

Session #1:
Power Electronics Control Design Overview

Overview

The focus of the session will be on modeling and controlling power electronic systems in the Simulink® environment using Simscape Electrical™.

Highlights:

You will learn:

• Plant Modeling in Simulink
  • Simulink
  • Simscape
    
    
• Control Modeling and Tuning in Simulink
• Introduce the PECD Series

Session #2:
Field Oriented Control Made Easy

Overview

Field-oriented control is a popular means of controlling brushless motors used in automotive, industrial, aerospace, and consumer applications. Motor Control Blockset for Simulink speeds up the development of a field-oriented controller by helping you to verify control algorithms using simulation and generate compact and efficient code for a microcontroller. In this session, MathWorks engineers will walk you through a reference example of field-oriented control algorithm simulation and code deployment to a TI C2000 microcontroller for a permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM).

Highlights:

During the demonstration, we will show how Motor Control Blockset can be used to: 

• Parameterize a PMSM model by running instrumented tests on a motor

• Model motor and inverter dynamics at different levels of fidelity

• Design a field-oriented controller, including current, and torque/speed loops using a quadrature encoder or Hall sensor

• Show sensorless control using a flux observer
  

• Demonstrate field weakening control to exceed the rated speed of the motor
• Use automatic PID tuning to set the controller gains for current and speed loops
• Verify controller performance through closed-loop simulations
• Generate code for a Texas Instruments C2000 microcontroller and operate the current loop of the PMSM at 20 kHz

Session #3:
Modeling and Simulation of Battery Systems with Simulink

By Dr. Javier Gazzarri, Principal Application Engineer, MathWorks Inc.

Distributed Energy Storage System for Power Systems Frequency Support

Dr. Xu Yan, Assoc. Professor, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore & Chairman IEEE Power & Energy Society Singapore Chapter

Overview

We will demonstrate how battery models and battery management systems can be developed to provide insights to support decision making during the design process.

Highlights:

Approaches to modelling batteries at different scales and fidelities appropriate to the task:

• Developing battery cell models using characterisation experiments and parameter estimation
  
  
• Scaling up battery cells to modules and packs, including thermal effects that are essential for thermal management design
  
  

State-of-the-art techniques for developing battery management system (BMS) algorithms:

• State of charge and state of health estimation using nonlinear observers
  
  

Q & A and Discussions

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Session #4: Hands-On Workshop (Limited Free Slots*)
Getting Started With Power Electronics Control Design With Simulink

Don't miss our exclusive workshop to explore Power Electronics Control Design examples and their applications by our team of Application Engineers led by Ian M. Alferez. We highly recommended it if you are working on Power Electronics, Control Design, Electrification and Renewables but are New to MATLAB and Simulink.

• Get a quick overview on how to simulate any power electronics device in MATLAB/Simulink, like dc-to-dc converters
• Understand how power electronics engineers use MATLAB® and Simulink® to develop digital control systems for motors, power converters, and battery systems to reduce project time by 50%
  
• Learn the benefits of Model-Based Design
  
• Explore System-Level Simulation with Simulink for PECD Applications.

Who should attend

Engineers, researchers, and managers who are working on power electronics applications or interested in developing digital control systems for motors, power converters, electrification, renewables, and battery systems.

Highlights:

In this hands-on workshop, you will learn:

• Setup
  
  
• Introduction to Model-Based Design
  
  
• Various ways of modeling a DC Motor
  • Mathematical Modeling with Simulink
  • Physical Modeling with Simscape
  • Parameter Estimation
    
    
• Control system design
  
  
• Automatic Code Generation and deployment to Embedded Targets
  

*Terms and Conditions:

• Due to the limited availability of seats, early registration is strongly recommended to ensure your participation.
• Registration will be confirmed upon your receipt of the confirmation, on a first-come-first-serve basis.
• Should you wish to cancel your registration, please inform us in writing to events@techsource-asia.com
• TechSource Systems reserves the right to reschedule or cancel the event due to unforeseen circumstances. Every effort, however, will be made to inform participants of the change.

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