A North Jutland engineering company will develop a prototype from Aalborg University into a smart, new 3-in-1 instrument that makes it easier to test power electronics components for use in the energy industry
Last modified: 04.01.2016
With InnoBooster support from the Innovation Fund, PowerCon, a Hadsund company with 15 employees, is now making a bright idea from a group of AAU researchers into an industrially usable device. PowerCon is already developing technology that converts energy from wind turbines and other renewable sources to stable electricity in the grid.
17.02.2017
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16.11.2016
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The symposium is free of charge (with a fee for no-show ) and open for stakeholders, companies and other with an interest in the newest solutions and trends of power electronics technologies ranging from LED to Wind turbine applications. Program highlights: Technical speeches Opening of packaging laboratory Electronics Fair and Spin-offs Laboratory tours Matchmaking opportunities
26.08.2016
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