Thermography Solutions for Power Electronics – Precise, Non-contact and High-speed
Power electronics play a vital role in energy systems, e-mobility and industrial drives. Temperature control is critical for performance and reliability. In our online event, InfraTec showcases how infrared thermography enables non-contact, high-precision and high-speed temperature measurement – ideal for development and quality assurance in modern power electronics.
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Thermography Solutions for Power Electronics – Precise, Non-contact and High-speed
Challenges of electronics testing
Improvement of electronics design and thermal management by understanding heat
Thermography in the various phases of electronics development and production
Important and relevant selection criteria
Infrared Thermography for Power Electronics – Precise, Non-Contact, High-Speed
Power electronics is a key enabler for the future renewable energy based grid and plays an important role for improving the efficiency of power devices. E-mobility, industrial pumps and transportation systems benefit from the latest technologies of this research direction. They ask for faster active components, high power densities of miniaturized systems as well as absolute reliability.
As a result, temperature is a critical parameter for all power systems and even more for power electronics with new materials like WBG semiconductors. To ensure system performance and quality, the testing of electronic components in the design and production phase is crucial.
In the online event "Thermography Solutions for Power Electronics – Precise, Non-contact and High-speed", InfraTec presents thermography solutions for power electronics, which allow non-contact, precise and high frame rate temperature measurement.
A Glance at the Event
Challenges of electronics testing
Improvement of electronics design and thermal management by understanding heat
Thermography in the various phases of electronics development and production
Important and relevant selection criteria
Technical Lecture from Thermography Practice
We are pleased to announce a technical lecture from thermography practice about the state of estimation of power semiconductors via measuring the real thermal swings on the junction temperature of the devices.
Speaker: Abraham Marquez Alcaide, Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Seville
