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Conference Booklet IECON 2012 38th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society Theme: Industrial Electronics for Sustainable Development Conference Final Program École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS) 1100 Notre-Dame Street West Montreal, Quebec, Canada October 25th to 28th, 2012 PAVILION A GrOuND FlOOr cafEtEria tUnnEL tO PaviLiOn B t EE HaLL PaviLiOn a tr ME S a E-D tr O n Main EntrancE PEEL StrEEt PAVILION A FIrST FlOOr t EE tr ME S a E-D tr O n PEEL StrEEt 2 IECON 2012 IndustrIal Electronics Society PAVILION B GrOuND FlOOr t EE tr S PEEL HaLL PaviLiOn B Main tUnnEL tO PaviLiOn a EntrancE nOtrE-DaME StrEEt PAVILION B FIrST FlOOr t EE tr PEEL S nOtrE-DaME StrEEt IECON 2012 INDuSTrIal ElECTrONICS SOCIETy 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Conference at a glance . 11 Technical program at a glance . 12 General Information to all authors and attendees . 13 Welcome Message from ETS’s CEO . 21 A Warm Welcome from IECON2012 Chairmen . 22 Message from the IECON 2012 Technical Program Chairs . 23 Welcome Message to ICELIE Attendees . 24 IECON-2012 Organizing Committees . 25 IECON 2012- Special Session Organizers . 28 ICELIE 2012- Organizing Commitees . 32 thursday 25th of October . 37 Registration Desk . 37 Opening Ceremony . 37 Plenary 1 - Power Electronics Trends – a CPES’s perspective . 37 Plenary 2 - Design for Reliability of Power Electronic Systems . 37 PO A - Poster and Dialogue Session . 37 TT07 a - Single-phase power factor correction . 39 TT07 b - Digital Control of Power Electronics I . 40 TT09 a - PMSG for Wind Turbines . 40 SS61 a - Matrix Converters II . 40 SS35 - Real-time Simulation and Validation Methods for Power and Energy Systems . 41 TT08 a - Power Systems . 41 IF 1 - Industry Forum - FPGA Technologies . 42 TT03 a - Sensorless Control . 42 TT02 a - Electric and Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicles . 42 SS09 - PM Motor Sensorless Drives . 43 SS25 - Research and Development Projects on Industrial Agents . 43 SS02 - Real-time Wireless Communication for Industrial Applications . 44 TT01 a - Fuzzy Systems . 44 TT11 a - Image Processing I . 44 TT05 - Factory Automation and Industrial Informatics . 45 4 IECON 2012 IndustrIal Electronics Society Table of contents (continued) Luncheon Plenary - Bombardier Aerospace: Charting the Course of Aviation Technology . 46 TU 2 - FPGA-based Digital Control Development with Matlab/Simulink and Altera DSP Builder . 46 TU 1 - Design of Series/Parallel MultiCell Converters for Improved Power Conversion . 46 TT07 c - Three-phase High Power Factor Rectifiers . 46 SS59 a - Resonant and Adaptive Techniques . 47 TT07 d - Digital Control of Power Electronics III . 47 TT09 b - Photovoltaics Systems II . 47 SS61 b - Matrix Converters I . 48 SS45 - Inverter-based Distributed Generators as Multifunction Device . 48 TT08 b - Power Systems . 48 IF 2 - Industry Forum - Security Risks for Industrial Computing . 49 TT03 b - Power converters . 49 TT02 b - Electric and Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicles . 49 SS08 a - Multiphase Variable Speed Drives I . 50 TT06 a - Mechatronics and Robotics I . 50 SS07 - Energy and Information Technology . 51 TT01 b - Robotics . 51 TT01 c - Optimization approaches in Control . 51 SS10 a - Intelligent Real-time Automation and Control Systems . 52 TT07 e - DC-DC Converter Topologies I . 52 SS59 b - Distributed Energy Systems . 52 TT07 f - Modeling of Power Converters and Systems I . 53 TT09 c - Energy Harvesting . 53 SS11 - High Power Factors Rectifiers . 53 TT08 c - Power Systems . 54 TT03 c - Electrical Machines Modeling . 54 TT03 d - Electrical Drives and Control I . 55 SS08 b - Multiphase Variable Speed Drives II . 55 TT06 b - Mechatronics and Robotics II . 55 TT12 a - Software Quality . 56 TT01 d - Nonlinear Systems . 56 TT01 e - Control Applications II . 56 SS10 b - Intelligent Real-time Automation and Control Systems . 57 Welcome Reception . 57 IECON 2012 INDuSTrIal ElECTrONICS SOCIETy 5 Table of contents (continued) friday 26th of October . 58 TU 4 - Motion Control for Human-friendly Mechatronic Systems . 58 TU 5 - Multilevel Converters: present and future . 58 TT07 g - Digital Control of Power Electronics II . 58 SS43 a - New Trends in Converter Topologies and Control Methods for Active Power Distribution Grids I . 58 TT07 h - Digital Control of Power Electronics IV . 58 TT09 d - Wind Energy I . 59 SS40 - Predictive Control for Power Converters and Drives . 59 SS56 - Power Electronics Interfacing of Renewable Energy Sources and Adjustable Speed Drives - Modelling Reliability Issues and Operation under Grid Voltage Faults . 60 TT08 d - Power Systems . 60 TT03 e - Fault and Diagnostic . 61 TT02 c - Electric and Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicles . 61 SS16 a - Electric Machines and Electric Vehicles . 62 SS62 - Petri Nets Fifty Years After: Applications and Theory for Industrial Electronics . 62 SS29 a - Towards a more Efficient Lighting I . 62 SS13 a - Advanced Signal Processing Techniques for Fault Detection and Diagnosis of Electromechanical Systems I . 63 TT01 f - Estimation & Identification . 63 TT11 b - Image Processing II . 64 TT10 a - System Modeling . 64 WS - IEEE Standards Association (IEEE-SA) Standards Workshop for IES . 65 PO B - Poster and Dialogue Session . 65 TT07 i - Digital Control of Power Electronics V . 67 SS43 b - New Trends in Converter Topologies and Control Methods for Active Power Distribution Grids II . 67 TT07 j - Multilevel Converters II . 68 TT09 e - Photovoltaics Systems I . 68 TT07 k - AC/AC Converters I . 69 SS05 a - Power Converters and Control for Distributed Generation IV . 69 TT08 e - Power Systems . 69 IF 3 - Industry Forum - Electric Vehicle and Transportation System I . 70 6 IECON 2012 IndustrIal Electronics Society Table of contents (continued) TT03 f - Electrical Machines Design . 70 TT02 d - Electric and Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicles . 70 SS16 b - Electric and Hybrid Vehicles . 71 SS34 - Industrial Electronics in Smart Grids . ..
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