PCIM Europe
19.07.2007

Call for Papers

Please use the online submission form below. Deadline is 15 October 2007.

Call for Papers 2008 PDF

Invitation

Experts from industry and academia are kindly invited to present their latest developments and expectations for future trends at the PCIM 2008 conference (previously unpublished submissions only). PCIM Europe Conference is one of the most leading conferences addressing the fields of Power Electronics, Intelligent Motion, Power Quality, Energy Management and topics of Common Interest.

Submission requirements

Possibilites to present your expertise 

  • Oral presentation:  will be held within conference sessions addressing key elements of the same topic
  • Poster presentation: authors will have the opportunity to present their posters during a special poster session
  • Tutorial:  half and one-day tutorials are supposed to give profound knowledge about special topics. They can be held by one or more speakers.


    Working language for all presentations and discussions is English.

    Conditions of acceptance 

    Authors are expected to secure registration fee (cut-price) of EUR 250,00 + 19% VAT (EUR 150,00 + 19% VAT for Students/University Staff), travel and accomodation funding through their sponsoring organizations before submitting abstracts. Only original material should be submitted.

    Abstract Submission

    Those who wish to offer a technical paper or a tutorial for PCIM Europe 2008 should send their abstract/synopsis by using the online submission form. This has to be filled out exactly to the required information. The synopsis should be submitted as pdf-file, and should not exceed 3 pages. Please use this pattern in word or pdf format.

    Selection Process

    All submitted abstracts will be reviewed by the the Advisory Board to ensure a high-quality conference. Notification about acceptance in January 2008. Submitted papers may be selected for oral or poster/dialogue presentation.

    In case of acceptance your final paper will be published in the official conference proceedings on CD. Detailed information and guidelines for preparing and presenting the final paper will be provided with an authors kit from January 2008.

     

    Awards


    Young Engineer Awards
    Engineers not older than 35 years may apply for a young engineer award. The awards for the three best papers in this category are 1000 Euro each. The papers will be selected upon the submitted final paper by the conference directors and will be granted to the three best applicants at PCIM Europe 2008 Conference.

     

    Best Paper Award “Power Electronics in Industrial or Automotive Applications”
    The best paper in this category will be selected upon the submitted final paper and granted at PCIM Europe 2008 Conference. The best author in this field is invited to the PCIM China Conference in Shanghai (March 2009) including flight and accommodation. This award is sponsored by Power Electronics Europe.

     
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    Deadlines

    Deadline for abstracts:

    Notification of acceptance:

    Submission of Final paper:  
    15 October 2007

    January 2008

    7 March 2008

    Speakers Package - benefit from...

    • Entrance to the full conference
    • Conference proceedings on CD
    • Your final paper will be published in the Proceedings and registered at PCIM Index
    • Free entrance to the exhibition incl. exhibition guide
    • Exhibition Party at the Exhibition Centre
    • Speakers Evening for networking with colleagues and the Advisory Board 

     

    For further questions...

    Mesago PCIM GmbH
    Mrs. Lisette Hausser
    Rotebuehlstr. 83 - 85
    70178 Stuttgart Germany
    Phone: +49 711 61946-85
    Fax: +49 711 61946-90
    E-mail: pcim@mesago.messefrankfurt.com

    PCIM 2007 Conference Topics

    1.
    POWER SEMICONDUCTORS
    1.1   High Power Semiconductors
    1.2   MOSFETs and IGBTs
    1.3   Fast Recovery Rectifiers (FRED) and Diodes
    1.4   Wide Bandgab Devices (SiC etc.)
    1.5   Power Modules and Power Hybrids
    1.6   Smart Power ICs and hybrid system approach
    1.7   Technology Trends
     
    2.   THERMAL MANAGEMENT and PACKAGING
    2.1   Cooling Systems (e.g. Materials, Heat Sinks, Heat Pipes, Fans, Thermal Compounds and Insulators)
    2.2   Thermal Models of Power Electronic Components and Systems
    2.3   Packaging, Layout, Mounting Procedures Interfacing Technologies
    2.4    High Power Density Design Criterias
    2.5   High Temperature Design Aspects
     
    3.   CONTROL and DRIVE STRATEGIES in POWER CONVERTERS
    3.1   Control of Power Electronic Converters
    3.2   Gate Drive Units, Intelligent Integrated Drivers
    3.3   Control ICs, FPGAs, ASICs and their Applications
    3.4   Micro Controllers, DSPs and their Applications
     
    4.   ELECTRONIC POWER CONVERTERS
    4.1   AC-DC Power Supplies, Single- / Three-Phase
    4.2   DC-DC Converters, hard- / soft-switched
    4.3   DC-AC Converters
    4.4   AC-AC Converters
    4.5   Voltage Regulator Modules (VRM)
    4.6   Power Factor Correction, Single/Three-Phase
    4.7   Lamp Ballasts and Lighting Systems
    4.8   Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS)
    4.9   Voltage Source Converters (VSI)
    4.10   Current Source Converters (CSI)
    4.11   Cyclo and Matrix Converters
    4.12   Medium-Voltage Power Converters
    4.13   Aerospace Power Applications
    4.14   EMC of Power Electronic Converters
    4.15   Improvement of Efficiency of Power Electronic Converters
    4.17   Power Electronics for Physics and Accelerators 
         
    5.   POWER ELECTRONICS in AUTOMOTIVE and TRACTION
    5.1   Power Devices, Circuits and Systems Technologies and Sub-system Units in Automotive Applications
    5.2   Low Voltage / High Voltage Supply (Converters and Power Distributions)
    5.3   Installation Strategies for Higher Voltage Applications
         
    6.   MOTORS and ACTUATORS
    6.1   Magnetic, Thermal and Noise Design (AC, DC, BLDC, Step Motors, SR, Actuators)
    6.2   New Drive Schemes
    6.3   Motors and Drives for Consumer Applications
    6.4   Motors and Actuators for Automotive Applications
    6.5   Actuators and Drive Systems for Aircraft Applications
    6.6    Motors and Actuators for Automation Applications
    6.7   Piezoelectric and Magnetostrictive Actuators
    6.8   Magnetic Bearings
    6.9   Gears and Brakes
         
    7.   EMBEDDED MOTION
    7.1   Mechatronic Systems
    7.2   Variable Speed Drives (AC, DC, SR) and Applications
    7.3   Automotive Subsystems (e.g. Starter-Generator, Break-by-Wire, Steer-by-Wire, Active Suspension/Damping/Stabilization)
    7.4   Transportation (e.g. Electric and Hybrid Vehicles, Traction and Auxiliaries, Off-Road Transportation)
    7.5   Contactless Energy Transmission
    7.6   Embedded Control and Modulation
     
    8.   ADVANCED CONTROL TECHNIQUES in INTELLIGENT MOTION SYSTEMS
    8.1   System Modelling, Estimation and Identification
    8.2   Sensorless Drives
    8.3   New Control Techniques, Hard- and Software solutions
     
    9.   MOTION CONTROL
    9.1   Servo and Step Positioning Systems
    9.2   Nanopositioning
    9.3   Servo Applications
    9.4   Control of Piezoelectric and Magnetostrictive Actuators
    9.5   Automation Mechanisms
    9.6   Industrial Networks, Internet Applications in Drive Systems
    9.7   Drivetrain of Hybrid Cars
     
    10.   EQUIPMENT for TESTING, DIAGNOSTICS and CONDITION MONITORING
         
    11.   POWER ELECTRONICS in ENERGY GENERATION, TRANSMISSION and  DISTRIBUTION
    11.1   Fuel Cells
    11.2   Microturbines and Cogeneration
    11.3    Distributed Generation, Virtual Utilities
     
    12.   RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS
    12.1   Wind Farms
    12.2   Solar Power Plants
    12.3   Power Conversion Techniques in Renewable Energies
     
    13.   ENERGY STORAGE
    13.1   Batteries (New Technologies, Selection, Maintenance/Monitoring, Discharging Characteristics, Charging)
    13.2   Ultra/Supercapacitors
    13.3   Flywheels and Compressed Air Storage
    13.4   Superconducting Magnets
     
    14.   POWER QUALITY SOLUTIONS
    14.1   Novel UPS Concepts and Applications
    14.2   Power Quality Facility Management
     
    15.   UNITY POWER FACTOR, HARMONICS and FLICKER
    15.1   Unity Power Factor Rectifiers, Single- and Three-Phase
    15.2   Harmonics, Voltage Sags, Supply Interruptions - Sources and Effects
    15.3   Active and Hybrid Filters
     
    16.   POWER ELECTRONICS in UTILITIES
    16.1   Developments in Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution (FACTs, etc.)
    16.2   Standards of Power Quality
         
    17.   SOFTWARE TOOLS and APPLICATIONS
    17.1   Modelling and Simulation of Power Electronic Circuits and Applications
    17.2   Motor and Drive Design Tools and Applications (FEM, Simulation)
    17.3   Modelling and Simulation of Power Quality Solutions
    17.4   Real-time Software (Simulation and target) and Applications
    17.5   Rapid Prototyping in Power Electronics, Motion Control and Power Quality
    17.6   Future Trends in Design-, Real-time- and Rapid Prototyping Software for Power Electronics, Motion Control and Power Quality systems
         
    18.   PASSIVE COMPONENTS and NEW MATERIALS
    18.1   Capacitors, Supercapacitors
    18.2   Fuses
    18.3   Resistors, Varistors, Thermistors
    18.4   Inductors and Transformers (High Frequency)
    18.5   Piezo Transformers
    18.6   Magnetic Materials and Applications to Motors and Actuators
    18.7   Materials, Trends and Technologies for Magnetics
    18.8    New Materials and Applications for Heat-Sinking and Insulation
    18.9   New Passive Components for System Integration
    18.10   New Materials and Applications
     
    19.   SENSORS
    19.1   Sensors specific to Power Electronics (e. g. voltage, current, power temperature)
    19.2   Sensors specific to Drives and Actuators (e. g. position, speed, acceleration, force and torque)
    19.3   Sensors specific to Renewable Energy Systems (e. g. wind speed, solar radiation density)
     
    20.   METERING and DIAGNOSTICS and STANDARDS
    20.1   Metering, Diagnostics and Condition Monitoring in Power Electronics (for Devices and Circuits)
    20.2   Metering, Diagnostics and Condition Monitoring in Motion Applications
    20.3   Metering, Diagnostics and Condition Monitoring in Power Quality Applications and Renewable Energy Plants
    20.4   Electromagnetic Interference / Compatibility
    20.5   Circuit Measures ensuring EMC and Immunity
         
    21.    SYSTEM AVAILABILITY 
    21.1    Reliability 
    21.2    Fail-Safer and Fault-Tolerant Applications 
    21.3    Life Cycle Cost Analysis 
    21.4    Stress Monitoring and Lifetime Predictions 

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