Web Seminars

Battery Power magazine now offers relevant, insightful web-based discussions on the latest technical advancements, best practices, products and services, as well as training courses and mini-bootcamps for the battery industry.

What are the advantages to attendees? Attend technical presentations and training sessions and stay up to date with the latest industry best practices, as well as network with business colleagues without leaving your office.

For vendors, market analysts and consultants, with the new webinar capability, you will be able to produce your own webinar. You will have the ability to reach and engage targeted attendees from organizations worldwide. Our extensive range of industry publications and databases enable us to market to your defined audience.

For more information on hosting a Webinar, please contact Shannon Given at 720-528-3770 ext 104 or via email or
Jeremy Fleming at 720-528-3770 ext 121 or via email.

Stay tuned for a listing of our upcoming webinars!

Integrated Simulation Environment for Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEV) and Electric Vehicles (EV), presented by Ansys

Part 1: Solutions for Battery Modeling and IGBT Inverter Modeling

Tuesday, July 14, 2009 • 9:00 A.M. EDT, 1:00 P.M. GMT
Thursday, July 16, 2009 • 4:00 P.M. EDT, 8:00 P.M. GMT

Part 2: Solutions for Electrical Machines Including Control
Tuesday, July 21, 2009 • 4:00 P.M. EDT, 8:00 P.M. GMT
Thursday, July 23, 2009 • 9:00 A.M. EDT, 1:00 P.M. GMT

Duration: 60 minutes

In today's highly competitive HEV/EV market, power train engineers, whose work includes the integration of high voltage batteries, power electronics, controls and electrical machines, are constantly being challenged to: increase system efficiency, stability and reliability, improve thermal and structural performance, as well as minimize materials in order to reduce cost and weight. Historically, these objectives have been addressed by engineering groups working independently, and often the final product failed in the integration and testing stage because key understanding of the interoperability between subsystems or within a subsystem is lacking.

To overcome this obstacle, ANSYS along with its recent acquisition of Ansoft has developed an integrated simulation environment, where engineers can incorporate the design of the electrical machine with the power electronics, control systems and battery to achieve an optimal performing drive system. This approach allows engineers to utilize simulation techniques to create virtual models of critical components of the drive including the battery, electrical machine, IGBT's, controls, and characterization (L, R, C) of the cables and bus bars connecting these components. Integrating high fidelity electromagnetic and electromechanical physics based models into a system level simulation, can assist the engineers in optimizing drive performance as well as controlling harmonics and mitigating conducted and radiated EMI/EMC. These webinars will review the methodology employed to achieve this integration.

Join us for this free two part webinar and see how our users are benefiting from the insight that computer simulation offers.

Register for the July 14 Part 1 session

Register for the July 16 Part 1 session

Register for the July 21 Part 2 session

Register for the July 23 Part 2 session

Innovations in Battery & Charger Technologies for Portable Electronic Devices, Micro Power Electronics

How to Pass DOT/UN Lithium Transportation Tests: Step-by-Step Solutions, Mobile Power Solutions

Introduction to Switch Mode Power Supplies (SMPS), Microchip

Charge Techniques for Portable Applications, National Semiconductor

Constructing Your Power Supply - Layout Considerations, Texas Instruments

If you have an upcoming Web seminar to promote, or have an archived seminar you would like posted, please contact Shannon Given at 720-528-3770 or e-mail.