A key characteristic of today's switched mode power converters is their conducted electromagnetic emission (EME). To apply mitigation techniques with minimal weight, volume and costs, a converter's EME shall be identi-fied by simulations and emission measurements as early as possible within a converter design process.
In this thesis, EME of a wide band gap propulsion inverter shall be modelled in the context of an electric power train. The thesis will be done in several stages with increasing complexity and embedded in a research project with a dynamic team and supported by an industry partner providing information and possibly validation of the models on their test beds.

Your Tasks

• Research Literature and existing models.
• Familiarize with SIMetrix SPICE simulator.
• Design/implement the system in SIMetrix.
• Validate approach with the industry partner.

What we expect from you

• Study:

               - Electrical Engineering,

               - Information & Computer Engineering,

               - Physics, or similar.

• Experience in LTSpice/SIMetrix, Matlab Simulink and/or Python.
• Initiative, independent work in subtasks.

What we offer

• Collaboration and contribution in an engaged, dynamic team.
• Interesting work in an international research center.
• Paid Thesis.
• Mentoring program for new employees’.
• Diverse sports and health activities regularly.
• Corporate Events.

For technical questions please contact:

Matthias K. Scharrer,

+43-(0)316-873-9053

Contact: Barbara Cappello | +43 316 873 9028 | Inffeldgasse 21a, 8010 Graz | www.v2c2.at