SEPOC 2010 4° SEMINARIO DE ELETRÔNICA DE POTENCIA E CONTROLE-RS-BRASIL

SAUDAÇOES A COMUNIDADE ACADEMICA DA UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DE SANTA MARIA,DESEJO MUITO SUCESSO,DEUS MEDIANTE PRETENDO ESTAR EN ESTE MAGNO EVENTO,ES MUITO GRATO INTERCAMBIAR IDEAS E CONHECIMENTOS E CONHECER ESSA LINDA CIDADE. (DATA SEMINARIO 23-27 AGOSTO 2010)

O SEPOC 2010 tem como público alvo estudantes, técnicos, professores, pesquisadores, empresários e engenheiros que atuam nas áreas de Eletrônica de Potência, Sistemas de Controle e Sistemas de Energia, especialmente nos temas de Geração Distribuída e Fontes Renováveis de Energia, que são os temas centrais do SEPOC 2010.
Mais especificamente, os seguintes tópicos de interesse serão abordados no seminário:
Conversores Estáticos para Aplicações em Fontes Renováveis de Energia;
Conexão de Fontes Renováveis de Energia na Rede de Distribuição;
Teoria de Controle Aplicada a Sistemas Eletrônicos de Potência;
Qualidade de Energia;
Compatibilidade Eletromagnética (EMC) e Interferência Eletromagnética (EMI);
Conversores Estáticos para Aplicações em Fontes de Alimentação e em Sistemas de Energia Ininterruptos (UPS);
Acionamento de Máquinas Elétricas;
Educação em Eletrônica de Potência.
Data do seminário: de 23 a 27 de agosto


SANTA MARIA-RS-BRASIL

Contato http://www.ufsm.br/gepoc/sepoc2010/index.htm
PPGEE:
Fone: (55)3220-9590 Fax: (55) 3220-8030E-Mail: ppgee@ct.ufsm.br
Endereço: UFSM - Centro de Tecnologia Pavilhão de Laboratorios - Sala 524CEP 97105-900 - Santa Maria - RS
Prof. Cassiano Rech (Coordenador Geral)
E-Mail: rech.cassiano@gmail.com

FUNDAMENTOS DE ELECTRICIDAD

TEORIA DE LA ELECTRICIDAD

AUTOR:E. TAMM OSNOVY

IDIOMA RUSSO

SI DESEAS LEER EL TEXTO : http://www.4shared.com/file/lqhDvnqq/11441-books.html

A Novel Series of Intelligent Power Modules “V1 - MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION

V1-series is a new intelligent power module (IPM) which is mainly developed to increase
the efficiency of motor drives, power supplies like DC/DC converter. For this purpose
several new technologies have been implemented such as a new full gate CSTBT™ chip
and a newly developed dedicated control IC. The V1-series is a power module focussing
on applications in the two digit kW- class and, hence it has a line-up of 200A/300A/450A
in the 1200V class, and 400A/600A rating in 600V. Chip technology and structural
improvements reduce the effective junction temperature and increase the power and
thermal cycling capability of this family of IPMs while keeping widely terminal
compatibility with previous 2 in 1 V-series IPMs.
By Nishida Nobuya, Uota Shiori, Yoneyama Rei, Tametani Fumitaka and Orita Shoichi
Power Device Works, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Fukuoka, Japan and
Marco Honsberg and Thomas Radke Mitsubishi Electric Europe B.V., Germany

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Compact Fluorescent Plug-In Ballast-in-a-Socket

Final Report
Compact Fluorescent Plug-In Ballast-in-a-Socket
DOE Cooperative Agreement No. DE-FC26-99FT40630
NETL Project Manager: Ed Christy

Period Covered: December 22, 1999 - December 21, 2001
Submitted for General Electric by:
Rebecca Sullivan Voelker
GE Research and Development Center
E-Mail: voelkere@crd.ge.com
THE FULL PAPER IS HERE:
http://www.4shared.com/document/lsxc1q1i/ballastUSA.html

Executive Summary
The primary goal of this program was to develop a ballast system for plug-in CFLs (compact fluorescent
lamps) that will directly replace standard metal shell, medium base incandescent lampholders (such as
Levition # 6098) for use with portable lamp fixtures, such as floor, table and desk lamps. A secondary
goal was to identify a plug-in CFL that is optimized for use with this ballast. This Plug-in CFL Ballastin-
a- Socket system will allow fixture manufacturers to easily manufacture CFL-based high-efficacy
portable fixtures that provide residential and commercial consumers with attractive, cost-effective, and
energy-efficient fixtures for use wherever portable incandescent fixtures are used today. The advantages
of this proposed system over existing CFL solutions are that the fixtures can only be used with highefficacy
CFLs, and they will be more attractive and will have lower life-cycle costs than screw-in or
adapter-based CFL retrofit solutions. These features should greatly increase the penetration of CFL’s into the North American market.