The 27th International Conference on Electrical Machines and Systems (ICEMS 2024) took place from November 26 to 29 in Fukuoka.
We were glad to participate with 11 publications from our colleagues Norman Blanken, Allan de Barros, Leander Eschenmann, Maximilian Hagedorn, Pauline Höltje, Jonas Jansen, Lennart Jünemann, Eike Krüger, Marius Schubert, Andreas Ridder, Constantin Schepe, and Viktor Willich.
Our research encompasses the entire field of electrical drive technology. This includes the predictive modeling and design of traction drives and their losses, sensorless control, and additive manufacturing, as well as work on hydro generators, studies on partial discharges in the stator winding, vibration predictions, and active noise compensation.
The titles of the presentations and publications can be found below. Many thanks to the excellent organization of IEEJ Industry Applications Society.
Norman Blanken: Probabilistic Analysis of Partial Discharges in the Stator Winding Insulation for Electrified Aviation
Allan de Barros: Determination of the Equivalent Mechanical Properties of the Stator Core for Vibration Analysis in Hydro Generators
Leander Eschenmann: Design of Electrically Excited Synchronous Motors for Traction Applications Using Optimisation with Genetic Algorithms
Maximilian Hagedorn: Time-efficient Power Loss Calculation for Battery-electric Powertrains Based on Harmonic Loss Models
Pauline Höltje and Lennart Jünemann: Experimental Validation of a Prediction Method for Bearing Currents in Traction Drive Systems
Jonas Jansen: Compensation of Radial Mode 0 Vibration of an Electrically Excited Synchronous Machine using Harmonic Field Current Injection
Eike Krüger: Evaluation of Inverter Topologies and Switching Frequencies Regarding Harmonic Losses in PMSM
Marius Schubert: Axial Design Guidelines for Torque Ripple Reduction in Additively Manufactured Synchronous Reluctance Rotors
Andreas Ridder: Validation of the Analytical Prediction of the Damper Winding Pole-to-pole Impedance in Hydro Generators
Constantin Schepe: Design of an Induction Machine with an Additional Asymmetrical Rotor Winding Providing a Rotor-fixed Anisotropy for Self-sensing Control
Viktor Willich: Dynamic Position Estimator for a PMSM using Regular Current Sampling and Numerical Optimisation
If you are interested in our research, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our colleagues directly. Furthermore, all publications will soon be available for download on IEEE Xplore.
