University of Warwick builds breakthrough inverter test equipment worth millions
Inverter testing equipment developed at the University of Warwick’s School of Engineering is said to revolutionize the inverter analysis process. Automotive manufacturers will typically assess inverters with motors at high-cost dynamometer facilities with concrete bunkers containing high-speed equipment failures, according to the university. The test bench at the UK university is smaller, less costly, easier to access and enables developers to test components such as the inverter without the motor. It has already been used by BMW to analyze its new power inverter.
University of Warwick builds breakthrough inverter test equipment worth millions
2022-07-20 01:03