Work through a high-voltage motor inverter design with ST and Würth Elektronik engineers. You will see how power stage integration and PFC topology choices change losses, cooling, EMC results and cost, and what the passive components and filter need in response.
ST engineers explain the switching devices, gate drivers and PFC control. Würth Elektronik engineers explain the inductors, capacitors and EMC filter components. Together, we follow the whole power path between the mains input and the motor terminals, and show each switching choice next to its effect on the filter.
STPOWER covers silicon devices such as IGBTs and MOSFETs as well as WBG technologies such as GaN and SiC, while STDRIVE gate drivers, STSPIN motor drivers, and analog and digital PFC solutions support the full motor-control power chain.
Register now to work through the reference design with us and apply the same trade-offs to your own motor inverter projects.
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09:00 - 09:15
Introduction
09:15 - 09:45
STM32C0 comprehensive overview
- How the series makes 32-bit capabilities accessible to all developers
- How to reduce the BOM, without impacting design quality
- How to leverage ST’s agile and free ecosystem
09:45 - 11:45
- Hands-on demonstrations
- LED blinking in six clicks
- Multiperipheral use (TIM, ADC, UART DMA)
- USB and FDCAN with entry-level MCUs
- EEPROM emulation solution
11:45 - 12:00
Conclusion
Francesca has been working for more than 20 years with analog and power products at STMicroelectronics, and is the technical marketing manager for motor control ICs in the EMEA Sales and Marketing organization.
Jindrich is an application engineer with focus on Motor Control in mains-powered appliances. He handles the design and layout of power circuitry, including signal conditioning and auxiliary circuits. Jindrich supports key customers in motor inverter design, with increasing implementation of WBG technologies like GaN.
Salvatore is a field application engineer at Würth Elektronik. With a master’s degree in electronic engineering, he specializes in power electronics, DC-DC converters, EMC, and hardware and firmware design, as well as conducting technical training for customers and sales teams.
