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The USU Power Electronics Lab (UPEL) hosted the Office of Naval Research (ONR) Compact Power Conversion Technologies (CPCT) Bi-directional Power Conversion (BDPC) Phase II final program review on 11/8/2012. In attendance were Navy program managers and reviewers and program team members from Raytheon, GE, University of Colorado and Utah State University. The review meeting included a laboratory demonstration of all program hardware and a general UPEL lab tour with student presentations and hardware demonstrations. The visit marks a major milestone for UPEL as the first official opening of the lab for a formal program visit and public tour. The day concluded with an off-site tour and demonstration of the wirelessly powered Aggie Bus hosted by Dr. Hunter Wu, Director of the Wireless Power Transfer program at USU.

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Utah State University

Publication Date

11-9-2012

City

Logan, UT

Keywords

Power Electronics Lab, UPEL, US Navy, Raytheon, GE, Office of Naval Research, ONR, Compact Power Conversion Technologies, CPCT, Bi-directional Power Conversion, BDPC, program review

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Engineering

USU Hosts Navy, Raytheon and GE for BDPC Program Review | Utah State University Power Electronics Lab

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