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| Innovations in Battery and Charger Technologies for Portable Electronic Devices |
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Overview:
Electrical and mechanical engineers designing portable electronic devices need to understand the latest technologies offered by battery, power management IC, and battery charger IC vendors.
This netseminar reviews common electrical and mechanical design challenges with portable devices, and then explains how new portable power technologies can overcome these challenges and improve the performance of portable devices. These innovations in portable power include safer battery chemistries, high current batteries, high voltage batteries, battery authentication techniques, accurate state-of charge measurement, advances in protection circuits, and fast charge regimens. You'll leave this session with practical and critical knowledge for designing, revising, or even troubleshooting the portable power aspects of a portable device.
Who should attend:
Design engineers, quality engineers, and engineering managers involved in designing, revising, or troubleshooting electronic devices that use batteries as primary or backup power sources.
Presented by:
Robin Sarah Tichy, Ph.D., Technical Marketing Manager, Micro Power Electronics
Dr. Robin Sarah Tichy is the Technical Marketing Manager at Micro Power Electronics in Beaverton, Oregon. Dr. Tichy has developed an expertise in translating market drivers into technical solutions in the battery and charger industry. Prior to joining Micro Power, she applied technical and project management skills to orchestrate and implement solutions to solve vital business problems at leading organizations like Hewlett Packard and International SEMATECH, in the semiconductor, nanotechnology and MEMS verticals. Dr. Tichy received a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Texas for her work in Solid Oxide Fuel Cells.
Robert Staub, Vice President of Marketing for SelfCHARGE
Robert Staub is Vice President of Marketing for SelfCHARGE, which was recently purchased by Micro Power Electronics. Robert has over thirteen years experience in Marketing and Sales in power conversion. Robert has strong technical knowledge in power conversion and battery charging, as well as extensive experience in off-shore sourcing of power subsystems. Robert has held senior marketing positions at Elpac and Kaga Components. He graduated from St. Josephs University with a Bachelor of Science.
Panasonic Batteries
Panasonic Batteries is a leading supplier of batteries offering advanced battery manufacturing and product technologies, superior quality, and one of the broadest lines of primary and secondary batteries in the industry. Panasonic's product line includes Lithium-Ion, Lithium coin cells, Lithium primary cylindrical, Nickel Metal Hydride, Nickel Cadmium, Valve Regulated Lead-Acid and Alkaline batteries. Panasonic Batteries is a part of Matsushita Battery Industrial (MBI). With over 65 years of battery expertise and 25 factories in 15 countries (including 4 in North America), MBI is one of the world's leading full-range battery research and manufacturing companies. For more information, please visit www.panasonic.com/batteries, email oembatteries@us.panasonic.com, or call 1-877-726-2228.
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| Micro Power Electronics, Inc. is an ISO 9001:2000 certified and FDA registered supplier of custom battery systems for the portable medical, rugged handheld computing, and data collection equipment markets. As a pioneer in the development of Lithium battery systems and smart battery packs, with more than 20 years of experience developing battery solutions, Micro Power is capable of meeting the most challenging power requirements. Micro Power recently acquired Redmond, WA-based SelfCHARGE, Inc. a fast-growing provider of portable power products, including battery packs, battery chargers and docking stations. SelfCHARGE designs and manufactures custom OEM portable power products including battery chargers, docking stations, charge cradles and battery packs. For more information, please visit www.micro-power.com or call 800-576-6177. Micro Power Privacy Policy. |
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