MB.OS sets the cornerstones for energy efficiency measures in low-voltage vehicle electrical systems.

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MB.OS sets the cornerstones for energy efficiency measures in low-voltage vehicle electrical systems.

In this presentation, the audience will get insights into the motivation and strategy at Mercedes to make the low-voltage powernet more efficient.

Additionally, there is a technical deep dive into some of the implemented efficiency measures in the brand new 2025 CLA, also known as MMA.

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14/05/2025
Session


9:15 Uhr
Dr. Felix Hoos
Robert Bosch GmbH

Diverse vehicle power supply architectures – benefits and challenges
14/05/2025
Session


14:00 Uhr
Ole Gerkensmeyer
Nexperia

Circular Economy in Power Electronics – Status 2025
14/05/2025
Session 1A


10:05 Uhr
Niklas Polling
Mercedes-Benz Group AG

MB.OS sets the cornerstones for energy efficiency measures in low-voltage vehicle electrical systems.
14/05/2025
Session 1A


10:35 Uhr
Sven Reitz
Co-Autoren:
Jens Warmuth, Thomas Markwirth, Michael Reim
Fraunhofer IIS/EAS

Measurements and simulation-based characterization of eFuses
14/05/2025
Session 1A


11:05 Uhr
Llorenç Vallmajó Ribas
Co-Autoren:
Jochen Barthel
STMicroelectronics

eFuse: method of implementation and considerations for a robust 12V&24V Smart Power Distribution architecture.
14/05/2025
Session 1B


10:05 Uhr
Dr.-Ing. Markus Orner
Co-Autoren:
Thomas Weber, Andreas Eichinger
Mercedes-Benz Group AG

The new MMA eDrive plattform - Efficient in multiple ways
14/05/2025
Session 1B


10:35 Uhr
Msc Manuel Eder,
Dr. Tobias Christian Traub

Co-Autoren:
Tobias Traub
Robert Bosch GmbH

Minimization and omission of the LV-Battery in BEV: Next steps towards an optimized LV power supply system
14/05/2025
Session 1B


11:05 Uhr
Dr.-Ing. Alexander Warnecke
Co-Autoren:
Dr.-Ing. Björn Kleinsteinberg; Dr.-Ing. Daniel Brieske
HELLA GmbH & Co. KGaA

Low Voltage Board Net – Integration as key driver for reliable cost saving architecture
14/05/2025
Session 2A


14:50 Uhr
M.Sc. David Bohne
Co-Autoren:
Alan Brown
Cologne University of Applied Sciences

Single-Stage Isolated EV On-Board Chargers
14/05/2025
Session 2A


15:20 Uhr
Dr.-Ing. Sebastian Bothor
Lars Zehnder

Intelligent Energy System Services GmbH

V2G needs some interoperability – the quest for an overall and unified system architecture with a focus on interfaces behind-the-meter
14/05/2025
Session 2A


15:50 Uhr
M.Sc. Ruben Kopischke
Co-Autoren:
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Mohamed Ayeb
University of Kassel

Static and Dynamic Thermal Modeling and Prediction for DC Charging Stations
14/05/2025
Session 2A


16:20 Uhr
Dr. Stephan Hell
Compleo Charging Solution AG

Bidirectional Charging
14/05/2025
Session 2B


14:50 Uhr
Dr. Christian Kasper
Vacuumschmelze GmbH & Co. KG

Advanced Nanocrystalline Solutions for High-Performance Automotive Applications: Enhancing Efficiency and Sustainability
14/05/2025
Session 2B


15:20 Uhr
Dr. Moritz Teuber
Co-Autoren:
Alan Brown, Martin Dierkes
HELLA GmbH & Co. KG

Integrated high-voltage power electronics – 3-port transformer as next integration step
14/05/2025
Session 2B


15:50 Uhr
Marcel Schwinger
Dr. Nathan Tröster

Mercedes-Benz Group AG

Hardware needs for future electric vehicles from an OEM ´s perspective
14/05/2025
Session 2B


16:20 Uhr
Haris Muhedinovic
Vicor Corporation

HV conversion to SELV- Supply to dynamic, motor driven loads
15/05/2025
Session 3A


9:05 Uhr
Hakan Akabay
Co-Autoren:
N. Gorte, Ch. Pannemann
Infineon Technologies AG

Characterization of a Si/SiC Fusion power module on an inverter/e-Drive testbench
15/05/2025
Session 3A


9:35 Uhr
Giuseppe Scuderi
Co-Autoren:
Sebastiano Yuri Ciardo
STMicroelectronics

Traction inverter solution for externally excited synchronous motors
15/05/2025
Session 3A


10:05 Uhr
Peter Luniewski
Co-Autoren:
Nico Fontana
Infineon Technologies AG

Increased power density with IDPak
15/05/2025
Session 3A


10:35 Uhr
Andrea Spampinato
Co-Autoren:
Claudia Malannino
STMicroelectronics

Brushless Excitation System (BES) for Electrically Excited Synchronous Motors (EESMs)
14/05/2025
Session 3B


9:05 Uhr
Stephan Revidat
Hyundai Motor Europe Technical Center GmbH (HMETC)

Battery Passport EcoSystem Trial: Lean Data Handling as Pain Killer
15/05/2025
Session 3B


9:35 Uhr
Prof. Mónica Alonso Martinez
Co-Autoren:
Dr. Hortensia Amaris, Ángeles Moreno, Lucía Gauchia
University Carlos III of Madrid

Battery Energy management of electric vehicles by reinforcement learning algorithms
15/05/2025
Session 3B


10:05 Uhr
M.Sc. Marcell Misznéder
Co-Autoren:
Ulrich Nieken
University of Stuttgart

Model Predictive Control in Hybrid Thermal Management Systems for Improving Performance and Efficiency in Battery Electric Vehicles
15/05/2025
Session 3B


10:35 Uhr
Dipl- Ing. Markus Plöger
Co-Autoren:
M.Sc. Ellen Bünte
dSPACE GmbH

Efficient and Compact Verification of Battery Management Systems on Signal Level
15/05/2025
Session 4A


11:30 Uhr
Dipl. Ing. Jonas Stüble
Robert Bosch GmbH

Unlocking act-by-wire systems with advanced powernet solutions for UN ECE R13H and R79
15/05/2025
Session 4A


12:00 Uhr
Michael Daimer
Co-Autoren:
Ralf Eckhardt
Texas Instruments

How to build up a fast ASIL-D compliant control loop system for electric cars
15/05/2025
Session 4A


12:30 Uhr
Benedikt Köberlein
BMW AG

Electrothermal modeling of MOSFET-failure-mechanism in automotive power supply systems
15/05/2025
Session 4B


11:30 Uhr
Akshay Misra
Co-Autoren:
Ester Vasta, Marco Branciforte, Alessandro Faulisi, Filippo Bonaccorso
STMicroelectronics Application GmbH

Automotive Embedded Platform for real implementation of Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy
15/05/2025
Session 4B


12:00 Uhr
Dr.-Ing. Alejandro Cárdenas Miranda
Co-Autoren:
M.Sc. Frederik Salzburger (TWT GmbH), Dipl.-Ing. Frank Beutenmüller (TWT GmbH), Dr.-Ing. Katharina Rumpf (BMW Group), Dr.-Ing. Marco Steinhardt (BMW Group)
TWT GmbH Science & Innovation

Lifetime Prediction Improvement for Future Li-Ion Low-Voltage Batteries through Uncertainty Quantification
15/05/2025
Session 4B


12:30 Uhr
Dipl.-Ing. Domingos Carapinha
Co-Autoren:
Daniel Scharf, Michael Nienhoff, Tobias Braun, Stefan Granzow, Markus Schweizer-Berberich, Thorsten Knittel, Domingos Carapinha
Schaeffler

Monitoring of Battery Safety Using a Performance-Optimized Sensor System for Secure Standby Operation
15/05/2025
Session 5A


14:20 Uhr
Dipl.-Ing. Fadi Rifai
Schaeffler AG

Stabilization of power supply through smart algorithms for optimizing power sources in the vehicle's low voltage power network
15/05/2025
Session 5A


14:50 Uhr
M. Sc. Michael Gerten
Co-Autoren:
M. Sc. Marvin Rübartsch, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stephan Frei
TU Dortmund University

Load Balancing in Reconfigurable Power Supply Systems Using Machine Learning
15/05/2025
Session 5A


15:20 Uhr
Jonathan Harper
Co-Autoren:
Marc Fillion
onsemi

Fault tolerant control of Smart Switches in E/E architectures using 10BASE-T1S
15/05/2025
Session 5B


14:20 Uhr
Dr. Enrique Guerrero Merino
Co-Autoren:
Santhoshkumar Piskala, Dr. Tobias Tischler
TWT GmbH Science & Innovation

Fast Simulation of Complex, Nonlinear Dynamical Systems with AI Surrogate Models
15/05/2025
Session 5B


14:50 Uhr
Marvin Rübartsch
Co-Autoren:
Michael Gerten, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stephan Frei
TU Dortmund University

Data-Driven Diagnosis of Voltage Stabilizing Capacitors in ECUs Based on Switching Patterns from Electronic Fuses
15/05/2025
Session 5B


15:20 Uhr
Dipl.-Wirt.-Ing. Julian Saele
dSPACE GmbH

New Approaches for Highspeed Real-time HIL Simulation of WBG Semiconductor-based Power Electronics Systems
PosterTitleAutorCompanyCategory
Diverse vehicle power supply architectures – benefits and challengesDr. Felix HoosRobert Bosch GmbHKeynote
Circular Economy in Power Electronics – Status 2025Ole GerkensmeyerNexperiaOverview 1
1AMB.OS sets the cornerstones for energy efficiency measures in low-voltage vehicle electrical systems.Niklas PollingMercedes-Benz Group AGLow Voltage Power Distribution & Management
1AMeasurements and simulation-based characterization of eFusesSven Reitz
Co-Autoren:
Jens Warmuth, Thomas Markwirth, Michael Reim
Fraunhofer IIS/EASLow Voltage Power Distribution & Management
1AeFuse: method of implementation and considerations for a robust 12V&24V Smart Power Distribution architecture.Llorenç Vallmajó Ribas
Co-Autoren:
Jochen Barthel
STMicroelectronicsLow Voltage Power Distribution & Management
1BThe new MMA eDrive plattform - Efficient in multiple waysDr.-Ing. Markus Orner
Co-Autoren:
Thomas Weber, Andreas Eichinger
Mercedes-Benz Group AGArchitectural Concepts
1BMinimization and omission of the LV-Battery in BEV: Next steps towards an optimized LV power supply systemMsc Manuel Eder,
Dr. Tobias Christian Traub

Co-Autoren:
Tobias Traub
Robert Bosch GmbHArchitectural Concepts
1BLow Voltage Board Net – Integration as key driver for reliable cost saving architectureDr.-Ing. Alexander Warnecke
Co-Autoren:
Dr.-Ing. Björn Kleinsteinberg; Dr.-Ing. Daniel Brieske
HELLA GmbH & Co. KGaAArchitectural Concepts
2ASingle-Stage Isolated EV On-Board ChargersM.Sc. David Bohne
Co-Autoren:
Alan Brown
Cologne University of Applied SciencesCharging
2AV2G needs some interoperability – the quest for an overall and unified system architecture with a focus on interfaces behind-the-meterDr.-Ing. Sebastian Bothor
Lars Zehnder
Intelligent Energy System Services GmbHCharging
2AStatic and Dynamic Thermal Modeling and Prediction for DC Charging StationsM.Sc. Ruben Kopischke
Co-Autoren:
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Mohamed Ayeb
University of KasselCharging
2ABidirectional ChargingDr. Stephan HellCompleo Charging Solution AGCharging
2BAdvanced Nanocrystalline Solutions for High-Performance Automotive Applications: Enhancing Efficiency and SustainabilityDr. Christian KasperVacuumschmelze GmbH & Co. KGComponents & Requirements for Power Electronics
2BIntegrated high-voltage power electronics – 3-port transformer as next integration stepDr. Moritz Teuber
Co-Autoren:
Alan Brown, Martin Dierkes
HELLA GmbH & Co. KGComponents & Requirements for Power Electronics
2BHardware needs for future electric vehicles from an OEM ´s perspectiveMarcel Schwinger
Dr. Nathan Tröster
Mercedes-Benz Group AGComponents & Requirements for Power Electronics
2BHV conversion to SELV- Supply to dynamic, motor driven loadsHaris MuhedinovicVicor CorporationComponents & Requirements for Power Electronics
3ACharacterization of a Si/SiC Fusion power module on an inverter/e-Drive testbenchHakan Akabay
Co-Autoren:
N. Gorte, Ch. Pannemann
Infineon Technologies AGPower Electronics for Traction Inverters
3ATraction inverter solution for externally excited synchronous motorsGiuseppe Scuderi
Co-Autoren:
Sebastiano Yuri Ciardo
STMicroelectronicsPower Electronics for Traction Inverters
3AIncreased power density with IDPakPeter Luniewski
Co-Autoren:
Nico Fontana
Infineon Technologies AGPower Electronics for Traction Inverters
3ABrushless Excitation System (BES) for Electrically Excited Synchronous Motors (EESMs)Andrea Spampinato
Co-Autoren:
Claudia Malannino
STMicroelectronicsPower Electronics for Traction Inverters
3BBattery Passport EcoSystem Trial: Lean Data Handling as Pain KillerStephan RevidatHyundai Motor Europe Technical Center GmbH (HMETC)Battery Management
3BBattery Energy management of electric vehicles by reinforcement learning algorithmsProf. Mónica Alonso Martinez
Co-Autoren:
Dr. Hortensia Amaris, Ángeles Moreno, Lucía Gauchia
University Carlos III of MadridBattery Management
3BModel Predictive Control in Hybrid Thermal Management Systems for Improving Performance and Efficiency in Battery Electric VehiclesM.Sc. Marcell Misznéder
Co-Autoren:
Ulrich Nieken
University of StuttgartBattery Management
3BEfficient and Compact Verification of Battery Management Systems on Signal LevelDipl- Ing. Markus Plöger
Co-Autoren:
M.Sc. Ellen Bünte
dSPACE GmbHBattery Management
4AUnlocking act-by-wire systems with advanced powernet solutions for UN ECE R13H and R79Dipl. Ing. Jonas StübleRobert Bosch GmbHBattery life cycle
4AHow to build up a fast ASIL-D compliant control loop system for electric carsMichael Daimer
Co-Autoren:
Ralf Eckhardt
Texas InstrumentsBattery life cycle
4AElectrothermal modeling of MOSFET-failure-mechanism in automotive power supply systemsBenedikt KöberleinBMW AGBattery life cycle
4BAutomotive Embedded Platform for real implementation of Electrochemical Impedance SpectroscopyAkshay Misra
Co-Autoren:
Ester Vasta, Marco Branciforte, Alessandro Faulisi, Filippo Bonaccorso
STMicroelectronics Application GmbHBattery Diagnosis for Quality&Reliability
4BLifetime Prediction Improvement for Future Li-Ion Low-Voltage Batteries through Uncertainty QuantificationDr.-Ing. Alejandro Cárdenas Miranda
Co-Autoren:
M.Sc. Frederik Salzburger (TWT GmbH), Dipl.-Ing. Frank Beutenmüller (TWT GmbH), Dr.-Ing. Katharina Rumpf (BMW Group), Dr.-Ing. Marco Steinhardt (BMW Group)
TWT GmbH Science & InnovationBattery Diagnosis for Quality&Reliability
4BMonitoring of Battery Safety Using a Performance-Optimized Sensor System for Secure Standby OperationDipl.-Ing. Domingos Carapinha
Co-Autoren:
Daniel Scharf, Michael Nienhoff, Tobias Braun, Stefan Granzow, Markus Schweizer-Berberich, Thorsten Knittel, Domingos Carapinha
SchaefflerBattery Diagnosis for Quality&Reliability
5AStabilization of power supply through smart algorithms for optimizing power sources in the vehicle's low voltage power networkDipl.-Ing. Fadi RifaiSchaeffler AGStabilization of Power Supply Sysems
5ALoad Balancing in Reconfigurable Power Supply Systems Using Machine LearningM. Sc. Michael Gerten
Co-Autoren:
M. Sc. Marvin Rübartsch, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stephan Frei
TU Dortmund UniversityStabilization of Power Supply Sysems
5AFault tolerant control of Smart Switches in E/E architectures using 10BASE-T1SJonathan Harper
Co-Autoren:
Marc Fillion
onsemiStabilization of Power Supply Sysems
5BFast Simulation of Complex, Nonlinear Dynamical Systems with AI Surrogate ModelsDr. Enrique Guerrero Merino
Co-Autoren:
Santhoshkumar Piskala, Dr. Tobias Tischler
TWT GmbH Science & InnovationMethodes & Tools
5BData-Driven Diagnosis of Voltage Stabilizing Capacitors in ECUs Based on Switching Patterns from Electronic FusesMarvin Rübartsch
Co-Autoren:
Michael Gerten, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stephan Frei
TU Dortmund UniversityMethodes & Tools
5BNew Approaches for Highspeed Real-time HIL Simulation of WBG Semiconductor-based Power Electronics SystemsDipl.-Wirt.-Ing. Julian SaeledSPACE GmbHMethodes & Tools

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