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ECCE 2019 Technical Program PROGRAM Note: The ECCE logo cannot be changed. Do not squish, squash, or in any way distort the PROGRAMlogo. Do not rotate or use with a drop shadow. Do not change the colors or spacing. Fonts: Myriad Pro Family (customized kerning) SPONSORED BY THE IEEE POWER ELECTRONICS AND INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS SOCIETIES TABLE OF CONTENTS ECCE 2019 Partners . 1 Welcome from General Chair .........................................................2 Welcome from Technical Program Chairs ..............................................3 2019 Organizing Committee ...........................................................5 General Information..................................................................8 Rules and Regulations . .8 Schedule-at-a-Glance ...............................................................9 Committee Meetings............................................................... 13 PELS Meetings .................................................................... 14 Special Events .................................................................... 16 Presenter Information.............................................................. 18 Plenary Session ................................................................... 19 Special Sessions .................................................................. 21 Tutorials .......................................................................... 28 TECHNICAL PROGRAM ............................................................ 34 Oral Sessions ................................................................ 34 Poster Sessions . 69 EXPOSITION ...................................................................... 90 Convention Center Floor Plans ................................................. 90 Exhibit Hall Floor Plan ......................................................... 91 Product and Services Sessions ................................................ 92 Student Demonstrations ....................................................... 93 Exhibitor Listing............................................................... 95 ECCE 2020 INFORMATION .......................................................... 96 Call for Papers . 96 Call for Tutorials .............................................................. 97 Call for Special Session Organizers ............................................. 99 2019 IEEE ENERGY CONVERSION CONGRESS & EXPOSITION® TABLE OF CONTENTS ECCE 2019 PARTNERS The ECCE 2019 Planning Committee would like to express its gratitude for the generous support received from the following: GOLD PARTNER SILVER PARTNER ECCE 2019 PARTNERS 2019 IEEE ENERGY CONVERSION CONGRESS & EXPOSITION® 1 WELCOME FROM GENERAL CHAIR: YAN-FEI LIU It is my great pleasure to welcome all of you to Baltimore for the 11th Annual Energy Conversion Congress and Exposition, ECCE 2019, sponsored by the IEEE Power Electronics Society (PELS) and the IEEE Industry Application Society (IAS). As the world’s leading technical conference and exposition for energy conversion solutions, ECCE provides an excellent opportunity to researchers, engineers, graduate and undergraduate students, and other professionals from all over the world with vastly different backgrounds in energy conversion for the exchange of technical knowledge, networking, and exposure to the latest technologies. ECCE is unique in our emphasis on integrated systems, presenting the best in current energy conversion research, as well as innovations from more traditional component topics. ECCE 2019 features an emphasis on the new challenges in the energy conversion industry. Our plenary speakers include Dr. Babu Chalamala, Manager of the Energy Storage Technology and Systems Department, Sandia National Laboratories; Dr. Lauren Boteler, U.S. Army Research Laboratory (ARL), Advanced Power Electronics Group; Dr. Alain Charles, Vice President, Technology Development Center, Infineon Technologies Americas Corp.; Mr. Christopher P. Manning, Director of the Command, Power and Integration Directorate (CP&ID); and Dr. Don Tan, NGAS Distinguished Engineer and Power Products Manager, Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems. We are extremely fortunate to have these five distinguished leaders from industry and the scientific community to share their wisdom and visions with us. The Technical Program Committee (TPC) of ECCE 2019 has made significant effort to expand the technical program to 154 Oral Sessions and 28 Poster Sessions, featuring a total of 1,069 technical papers, which are selected from 1,779 digests. Among these oral sessions, four memorial sessions have been dedicated to three of our colleagues who passed away in the past year: Prof. Bob Lorenz (Electric Machines), Prof. Manfred Depenbrock (Direct Torque Control), and Dr. Milan M. Jovanovic (High Efficiency Power Supplies). I would like to call your attention to two of the 18 Special Sessions of ECCE 2019. The Special Session Virtual Factory Tours will bring the audience into the actual production floor of four energy conversion companies. The Special Session Empower Billion Lives (EBL) will showcase the global final competition to select 5 global winners from 23 global finalists selected from five regional rounds of competition. The publication chairs of ECCE 2019 have provided an instruction sheet in your conference bag to show you the way to set the Adobe Reader so that the papers will be opened in a separate window. This will help you read the conference proceedings more efficiently and conveniently. ECCE 2019’s professional program starts on Sunday with 18 tutorials that offer an in-depth discussion of important and complex technical topics combining practical applications with theory. In addition, our partners and exhibitors will demonstrate their state-of-the-art technologies, products and solutions, creating a highly interactive network environment in the Exhibition Hall. ECCE is similar to a homecoming event, designed for you to catch up with old friends and meet new ones. This year, ECCE 2019 is once again co-located with the 2019 Industry Application Society (IAS) Annual Meeting (AM). The technical and professional programs of ECCE 2019 will be held in the Baltimore Convention Center and the technical and professional program of the 2019 IAS AM will be held in the Hilton Hotel. However, 2019 IAS AM attendees are invited to join the Plenary Session, as well as our social functions, such as the Welcome Reception, Expo Opening Reception, Industry Night Out, and Award Luncheon. I would warmly welcome those who are new to ECCE and we hope to see you at our ECCE Newcomers session, just after the Sunday Welcome Reception. I would like to express my utmost gratitude to the members of the ECCE 2019 Organization Committee, the ECCE Steering Committee, and SmithBucklin, who have made this event possible, through their hard work, selfless dedication, as well as numerous extra hours. I would like to thank PELS and IAS for their sponsorship and stewardship, and the generous support of all our corporate partners. 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 welcome you to ECCE 2019 in Baltimore. With my best regards, Dr. Yan-Fei Liu General Chair IEEE ECCE 2019 2 2019 IEEE ENERGY CONVERSION CONGRESS & EXPOSITION® WELCOME FROM GENERAL CHAIR WELCOME FROM TECHNICAL PROGRAM CHAIRS Electrical energy conversion is a driving force to recent changes in both industry and our society. Energy from solar, wind, ocean and tidal wave, heat, or fuel sources can be transformed into, and effectively transported and distributed in the form of electrical energy. The use of electrical energy is ubiquitous and the new trend in electrification of the transportation, manufacturing and other sectors will further its reach. Energy conversion plays a critical role in the entire electrical system and presents unique opportunities for technological and business development, innovation, and collaboration among industry, research laboratories and academic institutions. Since the start of the conference series in 2009, ECCE has been at the forefront of fostering such development and collaboration by providing an international forum for presenting the latest technologies, exchanging new ideas, and discussing future challenges. There has been a continuous growth in the numbers of technical papers submitted, the topics covered and worldwide attendance representation. We are pleased that you have selected ECCE to be one of the top events to participate in and greatly appreciate your support as authors, reviewers, session and topic chairs, exhibitors and attendees. This year, for the 11th edition of ECCE, we received 1779 valid digests from authors all around the globe. Each digest was assigned to three to five experts in the field for review. The Technical Program Committee (TPC), which consists of Chairs, Associate Chairs, Vice Chairs, and Topic Chairs, organized the review process. The TPC met in early April to collectively make the final decision and develop the program which we are proud to present to you here. The program includes 1069 technical papers presented in 15 parallel oral sessions and 28 poster sessions. Additionally, the program also includes 18 presentation- only special sessions that are scheduled throughout the week. All papers presented at ECCE 2019, will be uploaded to IEEE Xplore Digital Library and made available to the world research community.
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