Presentations

The following presentations were given at the Aerospace Power and Electronics Simulation Workshop held in Cleveland, Ohio on October 8, 2003.

The presentations are in Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) . To view the presentations, you will need the free Adobe® Acrobat® Reader®.   

Customer Presentations

• Frequency Response Analysis for DC-DC Converters Without Small-Signal Linearization
  Kasemsan Siri - The Aerospace Corporation

• Integrated Systems/Subsystems Modeling for Aerospace Applications
  S. Johnny Fu, PhD, P.E. - Boeing Phantom Works

• Engineering in the 21st Century
  Charles Alexander - Cleveland State University

• Modeling and Analysis of Signal Estimation for Stepper Motor Control
  Dan Simon - Cleveland State University

• Challenges of Designing High Power Converter for Aerospace Applications
  Kaz Furmanczyk - ELDEC Corporation

• Advancing Position Sensor Design Using Maxwell and Optimization
  Kevin Woolsey - ELDEC Corporation

• FEA analysis of a brushless starter/generator exciter using Maxwell 2D
  Mark W. Bailey - Goodrich Corporation

• 15000 RPM Turbo Generator
  Andrew Hirzel - LE Incorporated

• Use of Maxwell for Simulation of Magnetically Levitated Propulsor
  Dawn Emerson - NASA Glenn Research Center

• Development of a Three Phase Filter for a 60,000 RPM Flywheel System
  Long V. Truong - NASA Glenn Research Center

• Performance Prediction for a Permanent Magnet Two-Pole Synchronous Machine for a Flywheel Energy Storage System
  Narayan Dravid - NASA Glenn Research Center

• Concurrent Engineering Design Practice for Aerospace Power
  Raymond F Beach - NASA Glenn Research Center

• Free-Piston Stirling Convertor Controller Development at NASA Glenn Research Center
  Timothy Regan - Sest, Inc.

• Integrating the Design Environment
  Paul Tsutsumi, Don Baxter, David Nguyen - Northrop Grumman

• Power Losses in Magnetic Bearings Controlled by High Frequency Switching Power Amps
  Andrew Kenny - Texas A&M University
  Ray Beach - NASA GRC
  Alan Palazzolo - Texas A&M University