Standards
The PELS is the driving force behind numerous standards activities relating to power electronics and smart grid initiatives, including the following:
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International Technology Roadmap of Power Electronics for Distributed Energy Systems (ITRD): This international roadmap is dedicated to providing a reliable and comprehensive roadmap to serve academia, industry, national labs, and research organizations
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International Technology Roadmap for Wide Bandgap Power Semiconductors (ITRW): The PELS has led the way to develop an international roadmap for wide bandgap power semiconductors that encompasses devices, modules, packaging, and applications.
- Smart Grid Activities: Among the efforts of the PELS Standards Committee is participation in the IEEE-SA P2030.1 work on smart grid infrastructure. The IEEE-SA P2030.1 guide will provide a knowledge base for understanding and defining the electric grid infrastructure requirements to support various forms of electric-sourced transportation, including both vehicle and mass transit. This is necessary to determine the future grid infrastructure requirements that must be implemented in phases in the future. The P2030.1 project is sponsored by the IEEE_SA Standards Coordinating Committee 40 (SCC40).
- Passive Components: Matt Wilkowski has been leading the Electronic Transformers Technical Committee effort with several standards relating to magnetic materials and components. PELS began a new working group on Testing and Characterization of Electrochemical Capacitors. A project authorization request (PAR) is being created and this working group will begin its work soon. If you wish to get involved, please contact the working group chair, Dr. John Miller.
- Other Relevant Standards Activities:
Current and Ongoing Standards Efforts and Coordinating Committees
To view all of IEEE's standards, please visit the IEEE Standards Association.
New Call for Participation for IEEE P3105 (Recommended Practice for Design and Integration of Solid-State Transformers in Electric Grid): Sponsored by the IEEE PELS and Solid-State Transformers, this recommended practice defines the fundamental principles, basic and advanced features, and design requirements of a solid-state transformer being connected to an electric grid. If you are interested in joining, please contact Marco Liserre or Ashley Moran.
| Standard ID | Standard Name | Contact |
| IEEE 1573-2003 | IEEE Recommended Practice for Electronic Power Subsystems: Parameters, Interfaces, Elements, and Performance | Peter Wilson |
| P1789 | Working Group on Recommending Practices for Modulating Current in High Brightness LEDs for Mitigating Health Risks | |
| P1826 | Standard for Power Electronics Open System Interfaces in Zonal Electrical Distribution Systems Rated Above 100 kW | Patricia Roder |
| P2004 | Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) Simulation Based Testing of Electric Power Apparatus and Controls | Mischa Steurer |
| P2030.1 | Working Group on Grid Infrastructure for Electric Sourced Transportation Information | |
| P2988 | Recommended Practice for Use and Function on Virtual Synchronous Machines | Ashley Moran |
| SCC-22 | Standards Coordinating Committee on Power Quality | Ahmed Zobaa |
| Task Force on Fault Current Limiter Testing | Mischa Steurer |
Join the PELS Standards Committee
The PELS Standards Committee is actively looking for volunteers to engage in standard activities. If you are interested in working on new standards or revisions, submit an application to join. For more information, please view the PELS Standards Policies and Procedures or contact Dr. Johan Enslin.
Standards Policies and Procedures
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