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SPONSORED by the IEEE POWER ELECTRONICS and INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS SOCIETIES Table of Contents SPONSORED BY THE IEEE POWER ELECTRONICS AND INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS SOCIETIES Table of Contents ECCE 2020 Sponsors . 3 Welcome from General Chair . 4 Welcome from Technical Program Committee . 5 2020 Organizing Committee . 6 Program Subcommittees . 8 ECCE 2020 Virtual Platform How-To Guide . 11 Live/Simu-Live Session Schedules . 18 Plenary Session . 23 Special Sessions . 25 Tutorials . 44 TECHNICAL PROGRAM . 48 Oral Sessions . 48 Poster Sessions . 110 Product and Services Sessions . 149 Student Demonstrations . 150 Exhibitor Listing . 151 ECCE 2021 INFORMATION . 152 Call for Papers . .152 Call for Tutorials . 153 Call for Special Session Organizers . 155 2 2020 IEEE ENERGY CONVERSION CONGRESS & EXPOSITION® ECCE 2020 Sponsors SILVER SPONSORS EXHIBITING SPONSORS 3 2020 IEEE ENERGY CONVERSION CONGRESS & EXPOSITION® Welcome from General Chair It is a great pleasure for me to welcome you to the 12th Annual IEEE Energy Conversion Congress & Exposition (ECCE 2020), from October 11 to October 15, 2020. ECCE is IEEE’s flagship conference on energy conversion systems and technologies and is sponsored by the IEEE Industrial Application Society (IAS) and IEEE Power Electronics Society (PELS). Acclaimed for its top-quality content, ECCE is the world’s leading technical conference and exposition for energy conversion solutions. Each year, we bring together a multi- disciplinary group of researchers, engineers, and scientists from all over the world to present and exchange breakthrough ideas. ECCE is unique in its emphasis on integrated systems, presenting the best in applied integrated systems research together with innovations in individual energy conversion components. 2020 has been a very challenging year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With the safety and wellbeing of our participants as our top priority, ECCE 2020—originally planned to be held in Detroit, Michigan, USA—has been converted to a fully virtual conference. To provide maximum flexibility for the participants, the ECCE 2020 virtual conference program includes video-on-demand tutorials and technical presentations as well as live plenary sessions and special panel sessions. Virtual exhibitions at ECCE also showcase state-of-the-art technologies, products, and solutions. This virtual format allows us to still come together to learn, share ideas, and gain insight into the latest innovations within the energy conversion field while ensuring that the current landscape does not hinder anyone’s ability to participate. ECCE 2020 features four plenary talks on the challenges in the energy conversion industry, from Dr. Anna Stefanopoulou, Energy Institute Director, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor; Dr. John A. Cavolowsky, Director, Transformative Aeronautics Concepts Program, NASA Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate (ARMD); Mr. Rob Del Core, Assistant Vice President, Fuel Cell Power Systems and Hydrogen Infrastructure, Technology and Strategy Group, Ricardo North America; and Mr. Sam Holeman, Vice President, Transmission, System Planning and Operation, Duke Energy. We are extremely fortunate to have these four distinguished leaders from industry and the scientific community to share their wisdom and visions with us. This year, the ECCE Technical Program Committee (TPC) has made significant effort to completely redesign the traditional ECCE technical program to ensure a pleasant virtual conference experience for everyone. The ECCE 2020 technical program has 62 oral sessions and 36 digital poster sessions, featuring a total of 959 technical papers. All these sessions have on-demand videos of the presentations that will be available to view for a month, as well as a live interactive “meet the authors” component during the conference week. There are also 20 special sessions in ECCE 2020, all live throughout the week. These are strongly oriented towards the latest industry interests and technology trends, as well as the latest collaboration opportunities between industry and academia. In ECCE 2020, two special memorial sessions will be dedicated to Prof. Tom Lipo, who passed away in the past year. ECCE 2020’s professional program also includes 14 tutorial sessions that offer in-depth discussions of important and complex technical topics, combining practical application with theory. All the tutorials will be accessible by video-on-demand for a month and will also feature live “meet the presenters” sessions during the week. I would like to express my utmost gratitude to the members of the ECCE 2020 Organization Committee, the ECCE Steering Committee, SmithBucklin, the IEEE MCE team, as well as the PELS and IAS society staffs, who have made this event possible through their hard work, selfless dedication, and numerous extra hours dealing with the fluid situation of the pandemic. I would like to thank PELS and IAS for their sponsorship and stewardship, and all of our corporate sponsors for their generous support. I would like to thank each and every one of you, whether you are a paper presenter, an attendee, an exhibitor, a volunteer, or any combination of the above, for your contribution and participation. Once again, I sincerely welcome you to ECCE 2020 and please enjoy the exciting virtual conference program. Yunwei (Ryan) Li ECCE 2020 General Chair 4 2020 IEEE ENERGY CONVERSION CONGRESS & EXPOSITION® Welcome from Technical Program Committee On behalf of the Technical Program Committee (Emmanuel Agamloh, Navid Zargari, Henry Chung, and Martin Ordonez) it is our great pleasure to welcome you to a fully online edition of the IEEE Energy Conversion Congress & Exposition (ECCE 2020). This year, the program features unlimited on-demand content and exciting live sessions to bring our community together. ECCE is the world’s leading conference on energy conversion systems and is sponsored by the IEEE Industry Applications Society (IAS) and IEEE Power Electronics Society (PELS). The conference offers a multidisciplinary array of topics ranging from machines for transportation, battery chargers, and multilevel converters to topics in wide-bandgap devices and machine diagnosis, to name a few. The content presented is curated to provide in-depth exposure to the latest breakthrough research in the field and to cover energy conversion systems in their entirety. All the high-quality content has been organized in a portal for easy access. Scheduled Q&A sessions will provide opportunities to interact with the presenters and network with community members. Our program includes peer-reviewed technical presentations, special sessions, interactive Q&A sessions, and tutorials, as well as plenary talks and an exposition with exhibitors and poster presentations. This mixture creates a highly interactive learning and networking environment with a multitude of opportunities for exchanging beyond-state-of-the-art knowledge and ideas on energy conversion systems and technologies. As 2020’s ECCE will take place on an entirely virtual platform, we look forward to your participation to ensure we have lively interaction and discussion. The conference has received a total of 1615 digest submissions from 70 countries. After a rigorous peer review and scheduling process, 959 papers have been scheduled for oral/poster presentation. Special thanks are extended to our 24 track chairs and 182 topic chairs who managed and organized the review process to identify the best papers for ECCE. On average, each digest received over 4 reviews. For the very first time, the ECCE Technical Program Committee had two virtual meetings in April to finalize all paper decisions. The tutorials co-chairs have received and reviewed 54 proposals, and 14 selected tutorials are offered online this year. Discussion time has been allocated to allow interaction with tutorial presenters. Finally, we have the participation of key industry players to showcase their products and innovations in our virtual exhibitor sessions, creating a dynamic online environment to learn, enjoy great technical conversations, and make high-impact professional connections. We look forward to virtually welcoming you to ECCE 2020—thank you for helping us making ECCE 2020 an exciting virtual event. Stay healthy! ECCE 2020 Technical Program Committee Emmanuel Agamloh Navid Zargari Henry Chung Martin Ordonez 5 2020 IEEE ENERGY CONVERSION CONGRESS & EXPOSITION® 2020 Organizing Committee General Chair Exhibit & Partnership Chairs Yunwei (Ryan) Li David Morrison University of Alberta, Canada How2Power, USA [email protected] [email protected] Grant Pitel Technical Program Committee (TPC) Magna-Power Electronics, Inc . USA Co-Chairs [email protected] Emmanuel Agamloh Baylor University, USA Publicity Chair [email protected] Kai Sun Henry Chung Tsinghua University City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong [email protected] [email protected] Yongheng Yang Navid Zargari Aalborg University Rockwell Automation, Canada [email protected] [email protected] Martin Ordonez Special Session Chairs University of British Columbia, Canada Bulent Sarlioglu [email protected] University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA [email protected] Finance Chair Xiongfei Wang Mark Scott Aalborg University, Denmark Miami University, USA [email protected] [email protected] Publication Chairs Industrial Partnership Chairs Xiaonan Lu Peter Wung Temple University, USA GE Aviation, USA [email protected] [email protected] Carl Ho Avoki Omekanda University of Manitoba, Canada General Motors, USA [email protected] [email protected] Xu She United Technologies Corporation, USA
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