Thomas M. Jahns
Grainger Professor Emeritus of Power Electronics and Electric Machines at University of Wisconsin–Madison
About
Thomas M. Jahns joined the University of Wisconsin–Madison faculty in 1998 after 20 years in industry. Jahns has served as WEMPEC Director/Co-Director and researches power electronics, electric machines, and motor drives. Jahns is a member of the U.S. National Academy of Engineering and an IEEE Fellow.
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MAR
7
SUN
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MAR
11
THU
The technical program combines peer-reviewed lecture and poster presentations, industry presentations, professional education seminars, plenary programming, and expert debates. Seminar themes include wide-bandgap device reliability, AI in power electronics, magnetics, converter topologies, electromagnetic compatibility and motor drives, and data-center power delivery. Specific topics include SiC and GaN switching behavior, online condition monitoring, AI-assisted converter design, planar magnetics, solid-state transformers, electric drives and e-mobility, and power delivery for AI accelerators and data centers. Technical and industry programming addresses modeling and simulation, data-center power systems, inverter design, chargers, power devices, test and characterization, and integrated voltage regulators. Debate topics include integrated voltage regulator roadmaps and roadblocks, whether solid-state transformers are ready for deployment, and whether future power-electronics breakthroughs will come from academia or industry. APEC is sponsored by the Power Sources Manufacturers Association, IEEE Power Electronics Society, and IEEE Industry Applications Society.
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