Term for project: High Reliability, Low EMI, Wide Bandgap Power Conversion for Air & Space Applications

Miami University innovates modern power supplies for air and space applications

Six-switch Active Rectifier
Wide Bandgap Power Conversion
Oxford, Ohio–Miami University is leading the development of the “High Reliability, Low EMI, Wide Bandgap Power Conversion for Air & Space Applications” project funded by the Ohio Federal Research Network (OFRN). Research for this project aims to...

Event recap: Ohio Federal Research Network hosted Celebrate Ohio on April 18, 2023

Electronically Dimmable Protective Eyewear
ACCRUE
LAWN
Wide Bandgap Power Conversion
HVDC Generator System
ALTITUDE
Thin-film Crystals
UAS Hybrid Power Source
On April 18, 2023, the Ohio Federal Research Network (OFRN) hosted an exciting in-person event, Celebrate Ohio, at the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus, OH. The event was organized in collaboration with Parallax Advanced Research, The Ohio State...

High Reliability, Low EMI, Wide Bandgap Power Conversion for Air & Space Applications

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Innovation

This program continues the development of soft switching power conversion technology using wide band gap power semiconductors. Soft switching reduces component and system-level electromagnetic interference (EMI) issues regardless of the application. The soft switching control approach enables parallel operation of disparate power generation sources. It offers high reliability, rock-solid system stability when powering unruly loads including constant power pulsed loads. This project will demonstrate soft switching in a 100-kW...

Wide Bandgap Power Conversion

The Ohio Federal Research Network awards $9.9 million to seven Ohio organizations to advance aerospace innovation in Ohio

SOARING Round 5
Electronically Dimmable Protective Eyewear
ACCRUE
LAWN
Wide Bandgap Power Conversion
HVDC Generator System
ALTITUDE
Thin-film Crystals
For immediate release: October 5, 2021 Dayton, Ohio – On August 15, 2021, the Ohio Federal Research Network (OFRN) program awarded a total of $9.9 million to seven Ohio organizations and their collaborators to advance science and technology...