Podcast4Engineers

No longer just an innovation for the next generation of power semiconductors, silicon carbide (SiC) has arrived. Listen as Eva explains how SiC has already transformed many applications like EV charging and photovoltaic and what design engineers should consider when switching to SiC.

In this episode, our application managers Torsten Klemmer and Daniel Makus discuss the strengths and weaknesses of both DC and AC charging designs for electric vehicles.

With hydrogen energy growing in importance, we look at how it’s produced – through electrolysis. In this episode, our experts Varun Raghunath and Nils Przybilla explain what hydrogen electrolysis is and how power electronics help make it possible.

Trial-and-error has been (and still is) the most-used method for validating a power system’s design. But what if simulation could digitalize this process – and save you hours of testing in the lab? In this episode, Jaime shares how new simulation tools like IPOSIM could make trial-and-error obsolete.

Grey, green, blue… Who knew hydrogen could be so colorful? In this episode, our technical experts Nils Przybilla and Varun Raghunath explain why hydrogen is everywhere right now and how green hydrogen could change the way we think about energy.

Same-day delivery, groceries at your doorstep, worldwide shipping... Our shopping habits have filled the streets with more and more commercial vehicles, so making them more efficient is top of mind. Join Luciana as she compares the advantages and disadvantages of battery and fuel cell in CAV.

Solar power is opening up new doors when it comes to energy independence and self-consumption, but panels would be useless without the inverters behind them. Join expert Elisabeth Preuss as she discusses the technology and trends in photovoltaics.

If you’ve been using older technologies in your industrial drives designs, it’s time to switch! Our expert Andrea Piccioni explains why IGBT7 is the best choice for designers seeking powerful, efficient, and reliable systems and what role wide-bandgap technologies play in the application.

In modern building projects, heat pumps are on everyone’s mind. In this episode, our expert Dominic Bruellmann explains why heat pumps are becoming more and more popular and how power semiconductors can make them more efficient.

In this podcast episode, our application manager Daniel Makus and host Fabian Schiffer talk about the new opportunities bi-directionality is opening up in EV Charging and other applications.