11 - 14 November, 2019 | Hotel Palace Berlin, Berlin, Germany

New 25+ Presentations

New interactive activities and more networking than ever

30+ Presenters and moderators

New focus day on 3-voltage networks

New 3 WORKSHOPS

3+ PLENARY SESSIONS

10+ PLANNED NETWORKING HOURS

2 EVENING GET-TOGETHERS

Poster sessions of innovating new tech in the exhibition space

One of a kind site visit at the Berlin Classic Remise!

Pre-conference Registration with extra Keynote over drinks

And many more surprises coming up!
After several years of investigating, planning, and optimizing the technology, 48V powered mild-hybrid cars are finally becoming a reality. Various OEMs are putting models– and not only in the premium segment – on the market. The next stage is to determine what more is possible and how to make this technology a standard for the mass consumer market. Additionally, the questions that arises is how we can realize the full potential of 48V technology in terms of efficiency, cost, it's application for emission reduction and other aspects. The 7th edition of the “48V Power Supply Systems” conference will bring together top OEMs, Tier1s, battery manufacturers, power electronics and other suppliers to provide an overview of the latest case studies, developments and strategies in the mild-hybrid vehicle realm.
Why attend the conference?
- Understand the latest developments of 48 Volt power supply systems
- Get an overview of the current status of the ISO workgroup for 48V standardization
- Discuss innovative concepts to guarantee reliable energy supply of the 48V system
- Gain insight into the next steps of 48V hybridization and electrification as a cost effective approach to reduce fuel consumption
- Learn about protective devices for 48V power nets
- Understand the world wide approval of automotive 48 Volt power supply systems
- Discover the latest innovations for semiconductors
- Explore the first experiences of the serial production results of 48V technology
- Learn about how to integrate 48V power net into a multi-voltage system
MEET THE 48V TECHNOLOGY INNOVATORS
Prof. Dr. Stephan Frei
On-board Systems Lab, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Tec
TU Dortmund
Dr.-Ing. Achim Henkel
Director, Technical Strategy, Sector Electric & Electronics
Robert Bosch GmbH
Andreas Chochod
VP Transversal Technology Innovation Research & Advanced Engineering
Renault
Yann Boëté
Global System Responsible for Electrical Power Management
Volvo AB
Dr. Christian Danz
Vice President, Leader X-House Low Voltage eDrives
Robert Bosch GmbH
Ottmar Sirch
Advanced Development Power Supply
BMW Group
Dr. Frank Findeis
Head of Automotive MOSFETs
Infineon Technologies
Matthias Hammerl
Senior Expert „Power Electronics“
Continental
Patrick Wadden
Vice President - Global Automotive Business Development
VICOR
Marco Aimo Boot
Commercial Vehicles – Product Development Alternative Traction & Electrification Manager
Iveco
Bastian Hartmann
Research Engineer, Advanced Power Supply and Energy Management
Ford-Werke GmbH
Anbang XIAO
Emotor Project Director
Shanghai Valeo Electrical System Co., Ltd
Christophe Louise
Electrification Systems Product Group, System Department Director
Valeo
Dr. Olaf Wittler
Head of Department Environmental and Reliability Engineering
Fraunhofer IZM
Andrey Shigaev
CEO
Geyser Batteries Oy, Finland
Yoshinao Tatebayashi
Battery Cell Application Engineer
Toshiba Corporation
Tony Li
Technical Director
Zhuhai CosMX Battery Co., Ltd.
Ralf Leiter
Engineering Director
Mando Corporation
Paul Klausner
Product Marketing Engineer
ON Semiconductor
Johan Stenson
Business and Leadership Coach
Volvo Car Corporation, Germany
Phil Ellis
Automotive Application Engineer
Nexperia
While we are getting ready for the conference, have a look at these free technology reports:
Report: 48 Volt Technology
Report on 48 Volt electrification: The next step to achieving 2020 emissions. Emphasizing the importance of electrification it is estimated that 70% of new cars in Europe in 2020
Valeo Presentation
Olivier Coppin, Powertrain Systems Innovation and System Engineering Director from Valeo Powertrain Systems Business Group in France, made this exclusive presentation on the topic
Development of 48V Technology in Series Production Cars
This exclusive report written by Automotive IQ shows how to meet the CO2 emission target by developing the 48V technology in series production cars.















