A Master's Thesis on High Efficiency Bidirectional DC-DC Converters for On-board Charger Applications - Grassland Colony, United States - Phoenix Industries
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Job Description
- As part of your thesis, you will research and analyze new topologies to develop a highly efficient and compact bidirectional DC-DC converter.
- You will design modulation concepts that allow for soft switching throughout the converter's entire operating range.
- Your responsibilities will also include designing high-frequency power magnetic components for electromagnetic and thermal performance.
- In addition, you will model and estimate power dissipation in semiconductors and high-frequency magnetics.
- Finally, you will optimize the proposed concept and validate it through simulation.
- Education: Master's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field with a focus on power electronics
- Experience and Knowledge: experience with power converter simulation in MATLAB/Simulink and FEM simulation in electromagnetic and thermal domains; strong understanding of switching power converters (topologies, modulation techniques
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