IEEE Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation Society

In virtually all areas of electrical engineering, it is sometimes necessary to calculate the electric and/or magnetic fields occurring in specific arrangements. This need ranges from the smallest circuit boards to huge overhead lines. Thanks to advances in numerical field calculation, there is no longer any need to rely on analytical approximation formulas. The finite element method (FEM) makes it possible to carry out highly accurate field calculations in a very short time.

IEEE-Affiliated Group Name: DEIS

URL: https://resourcecenter.deis.ieee.org/webinars/deis_web_nfceoa_021125#

This webinar will explain the key elements in preparing good “research reports”, including theses, internal reports and especially journal papers. The critical elements of each section of the research report will be reviewed, and content, organization, and style conventions will be discussed. The research report should be centered on a well-defined “research question”. In the Introduction, the importance of a clear gap sentence and statement of purpose will be emphasized.

IEEE-Affiliated Group Name: DEIS

URL: https://resourcecenter.deis.ieee.org/webinars/deis_ed_web_boxman_031025

The purpose of the talk is to give an overview of physical phenomena and challenges in electric insulation systems for airborne applications. First of all, the general context will be remembered. The embedded electric power is expected to significantly increase in future aircrafts. In order to manage this increase, while limiting the mass and volume of electric conductors, there is a need to increase the voltage.

IEEE-Affiliated Group Name: DEIS

URL: https://resourcecenter.deis.ieee.org/conferences/icd/deis_conf_icd24_rivenc_070224