Publication

Fail-safe Modular Control Platform for Power Electronic Applications in R&D Environments

Alfred Rufer, Nicolas Cherix, Simon Delalay
2013
Conference Papers

Abstract

This paper presents a modular control platform which is tailored for teaching and research applications. It aims at being entirely “student-proof” and features software-independent safety mechanisms, extensive signal conditioning and easy-to-use interfaces, dedicated to power electronics. A practical example with various HIL simulation results illustrates the attractiveness of the presented platform.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/38112c89-44ef-4770-a371-5cfdadd41097

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