This October will see Motiv8 Forums final open events for 2015. Concluding the year with 2 events dedicated to the very latest in Power / Power Management & Sensors / Sensor Technologies.
As always these events are not only FREE to attend, but over the last 6 years have proven to be essential attending for technical staff, from solving problems, finding out new technologies, to sharing best practice and networking with other technical staff from around the UK.
Following on from the attendee survey after the June events, this is was the feedback –
“Still the best events for Engineers in the UK” – “A must for all Engineers” – “The best day I have ever spent at a show” – “Inspirational” – “Todays Forum has helped me solve a problem I have been working on for months” – “Thanks for the invite, I cant believe these events are free”
In October Motiv8 Forums will be holding the following events –
October 15th – Moller Centre – Cambridge – REGISTER HERE
October 20th – Williams F1 HQ – Oxford – REGISTER HERE
These events will feature as normal AM technical presentations, PM technical workshops, with supporting all day technical exhibition area and networking, these days will feature workshops and presentations such as –
Using Zero Voltage Switching Techniques to maintain better step-down converter efficiency, even with high input voltage
This presentation will explore the Zero Voltage Switching (ZVS) Buck topology; explaining the purpose of the clamp switch and how ZVS uses parasitic circuit elements, that are a nuisance in traditional PWM designs, as an integral part of its operation. A comparison between the ZVS and traditional PWM switching waveforms will be presented
Power Inductor Selection with Red Expert
How to select Power inductors for the three common topologies; Buck, Boast and SEPIC using Wurth Electronics latest on-line selection and calculation tools with the most accurate losses calculations based on measured data.
Bridging between Sensors and the IoT
Theory to Reality: Designing Real World Power Supplies
There should be no difference between theory and reality, but there usually is… This workshop explores the route through design tools and evaluation boards, making use of current sharing and interleaving to create real world designs.
Enabling a Sensor Application to the IoT
In this workshop we will demonstrate an approach for a rapid development of an example application connecting sensors to the IoT using an Application Enablement Platform.
Flexible power monitoring solutions for AC/DC power supplies
Digital Power Conversion: Exploring Digital Control using Infineon`s XMC family of ARM Microcontrollers
Infineon`s Synchronous Buck Converter using an XMC Microcontroller with a High Resolution PWMs (150ps) and smart analog comparators to reach near analog performance with digital flexibility.
LED Driver Topologies and How (NOT) to Design an LED Driver
The theme is to present an overview of different LED driver topologies, such as buck, boost, SEPIC, Cuk, etc., and then to share experiences of LED driver designs that have gone wrong and how to avoid costly mistakes.
Join Motiv8 Forums along with companies such as Future Electronics, Vicor, Coilcraft, Wurth Elektronik, Outsource Electronics, Yokogawa, AR UK, Rutronik, Linear Technology, Texas Instruments, Microchip, Infineon, LPRS, Gemalto and many more for our last events of 2015.