General Electric / Rolls Royce / RTDS Technologies / POWER CONVERTER USING HARDWARE / The AES / /
Country
United States / /
Event
Reorganization / /
Facility
Next Generation Integrated Power System / University of South Carolina / Florida State University / Mississippi State University / University of Texas / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Purdue University / /
IndustryTerm
technology programs / thermal management systems / service electricity / electricity / energy balance / service power systems / oil supply / shipboard energy utilization / energy efficient power systems / gas turbines / ambitious technology plan / electric propulsion technology / supply energy systems / energy systems / ship system solution / thermal management / pneumatic and mechanical systems / mechanical propulsion systems / conventional energy architecture / weaponry technologies / energy / /
Organization
Electric Ship Research and Development Consortium / Graduate School / United States Naval Academy / Center for Advanced Power Systems / Navy’s mission / office of Naval Research / United States of America (USA) Navy / University of Texas at Austin / University of South Carolina / Florida State University / Mississippi State University / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Center for Advanced Power Sytems / United States Navy / United States Marine Corps / Purdue University / Navy / US Department of Defense / /
Person
JUAN ORDONEZ / MICHAEL STEURER / KARL KELLERMAYR / George Washington / RAIMUND SCHRATTENECKER / /
Position
President / /
ProgrammingLanguage
Mathematica / C / Simulink / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / South Carolina / Florida / Massachusetts / /
Technology
electric propulsion technology / Thermodynamics / Heat transfer / simulation / weaponry technologies / /
THERMAL CHARACTERIZATION OF AN ELECTRIC POWER CONVERTER USING HARDWARE IN THE LOOP SIMULATION