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COMPEL 2012 - June 10 - 13
The IEEE Power Electronics Society announces the Thirteenth IEEE Workshop on Control and Modeling for Power Electronics (COMPEL'12). This workshop will be held at Muromachi Campus, Doshisha University, Kyoto Japan. COMPEL'12 brings together industrial, government, and academic researchers for interactive discussion on the latest advances in modeling, analysis, and control of power electronic devices, circuits, and systems. Special emphasis at COMPEL'12 will be on modeling and simulation application techniques for power electronic systems as well as analysis, modeling, control, and power management. The workshop also includes hands-on software and hardware demonstrations presented by participants.
| March 2, 2012 | Deadline for digest submissions |
| April 2, 2012 | Author notification of acceptance |
| May 25, 2012 | Deadline for submission of final paper versions |
The COMPEL'12 Technical Committee will consider all submissions relevant to the areas of interests of the workshop. Topics suitable for the workshop include (but are not limited to):
Modeling & Simulation: devices, circuits, and systems; multi-domain and multilevel modeling; model fidelity & compatibility; electro-thermal, EMI, reliability, failure mechanisms.
Control of Power Electronics: advances in smart power control and power management techniques; control algorithms, design methods, implementation techniques (DSP, microcontroller, FPGA, hardware-in-loop, custom ICs).
Hardware-in-Loop: real-time simulation; implementation & testing of control techniques.
System Power Management: analysis, modeling and control of power electronics in energy efficiency and renewable energy systems: energy harvesting, processors, lighting, data centers, hybrid/electric vehicles, micro grids, renewable sources.
Design & Simulation Tools: synthesis, visualization, and verification tools; monitoring, built-in test, diagnosis, and prognosis; adaptation and reconfiguration; virtual prototyping.
Education: virtual laboratories, multimedia tools, interactive simulation, symbolic tools.