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FINAL PROGRAM
ElectricDrivesProduction
1 International Conferencest
September 27 – 30 , 2011Nuremberg, Germany
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I E E E J o i n t I A S / P E L S / I E S G e r m a n C h a p t e r
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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN
LOCALORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Prof. J. Franke
Dr. A. Dobroschke
Prof. D. Drummer
Prof. K. Feldmann
Prof. L. Frey
Prof. I. Hahn
Prof. A. Kremser
Prof. B. Piepenbreier
Prof. E. Schlücker
Prof. M. Schmidt
Prof. K. Willner
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
Fraunhofer IISB
Georg-Simon-Ohm-Universityof Applied Sciences Nuremberg
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
CONTENTS
COMMITTEES
TIMETABLE
APPROACH & SITE PLAN
EVENING EVENT
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FOREWORD
TIME SCHEDULE
TUTORIALS
TECHNICAL TOURS
EXHIBITION
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INTERNATIONALPROGRAM COMMITTEE
Prof. E. Abele
Prof. T. Arai
A. BauMueller
C. Biedermann
Dr. J. Brandes
Prof. A. Consoli
Prof. B. Ehmann
Dr. C. Endisch
Prof. C. Fräger
Dr. J. Gerstenberger
Prof. A. Kampker
Prof. J. Kolar
Dr. F. Möbius
Prof. G. Monkman
Prof. A. Mütze
P. Muhr
K. Noguchi
S. Pollmeier
Dr. R. Sakki
Prof. A. Verl
Dr. O. Vitek
Dr. M. Waasner
TU Darmstadt (D)
University of Tokyo (J)
BauMueller GmbH (D)
ABM GreiffenbergerAntriebstechnik GmbH (D)
Siemens AG (D)
University of Catania (I)
University of Queensland (AUS)
Audi AG (D)
VDE Power Engineering Society (D)
Robert Bosch GmbH (D)
RWTH Aachen (D)
ETH Zürich (CH)
BMW AG (D)
Regensburg (D)
TU Graz (A)
Bühler Motor GmbH (D)
Aichi Steel Corporation (J)
ABB Ltd (FIN)
University of Stuttgart (D)
Brno University of Technology (CZ)
Gebr. Waasner GmbH (D)
University of Applied Sciences
VDE Power Engineering Society (D)
Dear Sirs!
Increasing power consumption, CO reduction, growing mobility or progressing au-
tomation – all of these future megatrends are not possible without powerful elec-
tric drives. The electrification of the automobile powertrain system is considered
crucial, as the whole sector is facing difficulties resulting from the substitution of
the complete conventional powertrain. Besides advancing ideas on the design of
powerful electric drives, the organization of the manufacturing processes and sys-
tems is of great importance.
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E|DPC 2011 - The first International Electric Drives Production Conference offers an out-
standing platform for the exchange of experiences for developers, researchers and po-
tential users. The focus of the conference is set on the presentation of highly innovative
products from various industries as well as manufacturing processes and strategies. Fol-
lowing the conference, there will be an accompanying poster presentation, an informa-
tive industrial exhibition, compelling tutorials, exciting technical tours and a diverting
and interesting entertainment program.
The European Metropolitan Area Nuremberg, the venue, is on the one hand the undis-
puted industrial capital of Bavaria with leading manufacturers of electric motors, controls
and gears, competitive automotive suppliers and automation specialists. Corresponding
trade fair shows like the SPS/Drives, the PCIM (Power Electronics/Intelligent Mo-
tion/Power Quality) or the SMT/Hybrid underline the importance of this region in the
electric drives branch. On the other hand Nuremberg is a historical, romantic and mod-
ern city, all in one with interesting museums, monuments, art galleries, churches, parks,
restaurants and cafés. This dynamic and attractive location having an excellent reputa-
tion world-wide will inspire the participants of the E|DPC 2011.
On behalf of the Local Organizing and the International Program Committee, I wish you a
successful 1st International Electric Drives Production Conference and an enjoyable stay
in Nuremberg.
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jörg Franke
Chairman of the 1 InternationalElectric Drives Production Conference
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FOREWORD
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jörg Franke
Head of the Institutefor Manufacturing Automationand Production SystemsUniversity of Erlangen-Nuremberg
TIMETABLE
Thursday, September 29 , 2011th
09:00
11:15
14:40
10:40
12:55
16:45
17:15
17:25
Track on Manufacturing and Assembly
Room: Easy-Credit Saal
Coffee Break
Lunch Break & Poster Session
Location: Foyer
Coffee Break
Best Paper Award
Closing words and look-out
SESSION 7
SESSION 9
SESSION 11
New Applications and
Assembly Technologies
Winding
Technologies
Manufacturing
and Test
Track on Engineering and Materials
Room: Mueller Medien Saal
SESSION 8
SESSION 10
SESSION 12
New Electric Motor Concepts
for Industry
Simulation
and Calculation
New Materials
Tuesday, September 27 , 2011th
09:00
18:00
Tutorials
Speakers Reception
Friday, September 30 , 2011th
08:00 Technical Tours
Track on Industrial Applications
Room: Mueller Medien Saal
SESSION 2
SESSION 4
SESSION 6
Control
Methods
New Electric Motor Concepts
for Industrial Applications
Production Concepts
11:15
14:15
16:25
12:55
15:55
19:00
Track on E-Mobility
Room: Easy-Credit Saal
Lunch Break
Coffee Break
Conference Dinner
SESSION 1
SESSION 3
SESSION 5
New Electric Motor Concepts
for E-Mobiles
Production Concepts and Processes
for Electric Motors
Production Technologies
for Power Electronics
09:00
10:45
OPENING SESSION
Session Chair: Prof. Franke J., University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
Coffee Break
Wednesday, September 28 , 2011th
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Wednesday, September 28 , 2011 | Morningth
11:15
11:40
12:05
12:30
12:55
09:00
09:15
09:45
10:15
10:45
OPENING SESSIONRoom: Easy-Credit Saal
Welcome Address
The All-Electric Society Based on Electric Drives
Welcome Address
E-Mobility – Opportunities and Challenges for the German Engineering Industries
Hessel K., Deputy Minister for Economic Affairs Bavaria
Prof. Franke J., University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
Franke R.-M., Siemens AG, CEO Drive Technologies Division
Dr. Wittenstein M., Wittenstein AG, VDMA Past-President
Coffee Break
Track on E-MobilityEasy-Credit Saal
Lunch Break
Room:
SESSION 1New Electric Motor Concepts for E-Mobiles
Innovative Motor and Inverter Concepts
Axial Flux Motor DYNAXA Compact Electric Drivefor Automotive Power Trains
Compact Motor and Drive System withHigh Power Density for Mobile Machines
Design of Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motorfor High Volume Automotive Applications
Session Chair: Prof. Hahn I.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
Mathoy A.,BRUSA Elektronik AG, Sennwald (CH)
Bernauer R.,Compact Dynamics, Starnberg (D)
Deák C.,BauMueller Nuernberg GmbH (D)
Dr. Ombach G.,Brose Fahrzeugteile GmbH & Co. KG, Wuerzburg (D)
Track on Industrial ApplicationsMueller Medien SaalRoom:
SESSION 2Control Methods
Impact of Iron Losses on Parameter Identificationof Permanent Magnet Synchronous Machines
Modelling and Model Based Compensation ofNon-Ideal Characteristics of Two-Level VoltageSource Inverters for Drive Control Application
DFC (Direct Flux Control) –a Simple Algorithm for Sensorless Controlof PMSM-Motors at Arbitrary Speeds
Design of Compact BLDC Drive
Session Chair: Prof. Piepenbreier B.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
Kellner S. L.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
Seilmeier M.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
Dr. Strothmann R.,HighTec EDV-Systeme GmbH, Saarbruecken (D)
Dr. Vitek O.,Brno University of Technology (CZ)
TIME SCHEDULE
The is located in the exhibition foyer (seebooth plan of the exhibition).
Opening time:Tuesday, September 27 , 2011: 12:00 - 19:00Wednesday, September 28 , 2011: 08:00 - 19:00
registration desk
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Thursday, September 29 , 2011: 08:00 - 19:00
Phone: +49 (911) 58058 44Fax: +49 (911) 58058 66
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ON-SITE ORGANIZATION
Conference bags can be picked up at the registration desk. On-spot registrations for the conference, the technical tours, theevening event and the conference WiFi will be possible.
On-site payments can be settled in cash (EUR) only.
The on-spot and welcome drink will takeplace on Tuesday, September 27 , 2011 06:00 p.m. in theexhibition foyer.
speakers receptionth
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TIME SCHEDULE
Wednesday, September 28 , 2011 | Afternoonth
14:15
14:40
15:05
15:30
16:25
16:50
17:15
17:40
15:55
19:00
Track on Industrial ApplicationsMueller Medien SaalRoom:
SESSION 4
SESSION 6
New Electric Motor Conceptsfor Industrial Applications
Segmented Electric Machine – Modular Motorand System Topology for Direct Drives
Reduction of Torque and Radial Force Fluctuationin Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors byMeans of Multi-Objective Optimization
Linear Actuator Module Basedon Multiple Direct Drives
New Compact High-Torque Drivefor Mobile Outdoor Power Equipment
Production Conceptsfor Electric Motors
Reducing Set-Up Times for ImprovedFlexibility in High-Mix Low-VolumeElectric Drives Production
A New Approach in the Production of ElectricalMotors Using Only Machining Processes
Trends in Plant Design with Focus on ComponentProduction for Electric Drives
Synchronized Productionof Electrical Motors 1FK7
Session Chair: Prof. Muetze A.,TU Graz (A)
Dr. Jajtic Z.,Siemens AG, Munich (D)
Krotsch J.,ebm-papst Mulfingen GmbH & Co. KG, Mulfingen (D)
Huf A.,University of Stuttgart (D)
Neubauer A.,ANDREAS STIHL AG & Co. KG, Waiblingen (D)
Session Chair: Prof. Drummer D.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
Fritsche R.,University of Bayreuth (D)
Böhm A.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
Dr. Kuttler R.,ifp - Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim Milberg Institut fürProduktion und Logistik GmbH & Co. KG, Garching (D)
Raeder S.,Siemens AG, Bad Neustadt (D)
Track on E-MobilityEasy-Credit Saal
Coffee Break
Conference Dinner
Room:
SESSION 3
SESSION 5
Production Concepts and Processesfor Electric Motors
Changes of Value Creation in theAutomotive Industry through Electric Mobility
Realisation of an Electric Motor Batch Productionby Innovative Manufacturing Technologies for theBMW ActiveE Electrical Drive
Fundamental Investigations of Eddy CurrentLosses in Laminated Stator Cores CreatedThrough the Impact of Manufacturing Processes
Efficient Electric Motor Recycling Techniques ofHigh Energy Magnet Material Using IndustrialDisassembling Methods
Production Technologiesfor Power Electronics
A New Generation of Power Moduleswith Sinter-Technologyfor the Automotive Industry
High Current PCBs - System Integrationof Busbars and Electronics
Factory of the Future for Powerelectronicsin Hybrid & Electric Vehicles
Laser Beam Welding of Copper Componentswith Brilliant Lasers in the Infraredand Green Wavelength Region
Session Chair: Dr. Gerstenberger J.,Robert Bosch GmbH (D)
Tschiesner A.,McKinsey & Company, Munich (D)
Dr. Moebius F.,BMW AG, Munich (D)
Lamprecht E.,Daimler AG, Stuttgart (D)
Klier T.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
Session Chair: Prof. Kolar J.,ETH Zuerich (CH)
Steger J.,SEMIKRON Elektronik GmbH & Co. KG, Nuremberg (D)
Dr. Lehnberger C.,ANDUS ELECTRONIC GmbH, Berlin (D)
Weber A.,Conti Temic microelectronic GmbH, Nuremberg (D)
Dr. Ramsayer R. M.,Robert Bosch GmbH, Schwieberdingen (D)
TIME SCHEDULE
Thursday, September 29 , 2011 | Morningth
9:00
9:25
9:50
10:15
11:15
11:40
12:05
12:30
10:40
12:55
Track on Manufacturing and Assembly
Easy-Credit Saal
Coffee Break
Lunch Break & Postersession
Room:
SESSION 7
SESSION 9
New Applications and
Assembly Technologies
“Getting rid of the air” – How to Maximise
the Winding Fill Factor
Laser-Welded Connections for High-Power
Electronics in Mobile Systems
Efficiency Improvement of Small Hydroelectric
Power Stations with a Permanent-Magnet
Synchronous Generator
Energy Efficient Drive Train for
High-Performance Battery Chain Saw
Winding Technologies
Proceedings for Wiring Integrated Winding
of Segmented Stators of Electric Machines
Winding Methods for Cost - and Material
Optimized Stator
Innovative Coil Winding –
Inserting Systems
New Methods
for Efficient Stator Winding
Session Chair: Prof. Willner K.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
Jaksic D.,Unum Limited, Remuera (NZ)
Weigl M.,Bayerisches Laserzentrum, Erlangen (D)
Groeger A.,Georg-Simon-Ohm University of Applied SciencesNuremberg (D)
Dr. Rosskamp H.,ANDREAS STIHL AG & Co. KG, Waiblingen (D)
Session Chair: Prof. Feldmann K.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
Albrecht T.,Daimler AG, Stuttgart (D)
Hagedorn J.,Aumann GmbH, Espelkamp (D)
Halder H.,risomat Otto Rist GmbH & Co.KG, Baienfurt (D)
Kiefer D.,MARSILLI & Co. S.p.A., Castelleone (I)
Track on Engineering and Materials
Mueller Medien SaalRoom:
SESSION 8
SESSION 10
New Electric Motor Concepts
for Industry
Efficient and Silent Cooling of Electric Drives –
Basics, Measurement Techniques and
Computational Approaches
Improved Performance through Multifunctional
Material Utilization – Circumferential Cooling for
Electric Motors
Thermal Characterization of an Axle-Twin-Drive
with System Integrated Double-Inverter
Calculation Methods for Electromagnetically
Excited Noise in Induction Motors
Simulation and Calculation
Optimal Dimensions for Electrical Conductors
in Mobile Systems
Scalable System Simulation
for Electric Drives
Modeling and Comprehensive Analysis
of Induction Assisted Permanent Magnet
Synchronous AC Motor
Analytic Examination of Coupled Axial-Flux
Induction Machines with Reduced Yoke
Session Chair: Prof. Fraeger C.,VDE Power Engineering Society (D)
Dr. Becker S.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
Festa M.,TU Dresden (D)
Hofmann M.,Fraunhofer IISB, Erlangen (D)
Eichinger B.,Siemens AG, Nuremberg (D)
Session Chair: Dr. Becker S.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
Prof. Liess H.-D.,University of the Federal Armed Forces Munich (D)
Kostetzer L.,CADFEM GmbH, Grafing (Munich) (D)
Lu X., University of Windsor (CDN)
Igelspacher J.,TU Munich (D)
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Siemens AG (D),
Prof. Franke J.,
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
Best Paper Award
Closing words and look-out
TIME SCHEDULE
Thursday, September 29 , 2011 | Afternoonth
14:40
15:05
15:30
15:55
16:20
16:45
17:15
17:25
A New Method for Automatic Assessment ofPartial Discharge Inception and –ExtinctionVoltages of Electric Windings
Automated Electrical Machine Design withDifferential Evolution Techniques
Applicable Finite Meshes
Innovative Processes and Systems for theAutomated Manufacture, Assembly and Test ofMagnetic Components for Electrical Machines
Parallel Composition – A Practical Solution
Model-based Voltage Calculation for Inverterswith Small DC-Link Capacitance
Optimized Rotor Design for Rigid Balancing ofLarge Flexible Induction Rotors
Mannhaupt, R., RM Prüftechnik GmbH, Nuremberg
Dr. Schoening M.,e+a Elektromaschinen und Antriebe AG, Moehlin (CH)
Dr. Steinbrink J.,University of Hannover (D)
Tremel J., University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
Uygur G.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
von Zimmermann M.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
Dr. Werner U.,Siemens AG, Nuremberg (D)
SESSION 12New Materials
Development of Dy-free NdFeBAnisotropic Bonded Magnet (New MAGFINE)
New Precision Actuating Drives „PAD“ –an Interaction of Piezoelectric Actuators
Medium Frequency Transformer for RailwayApplications Using New Materials
High Strength Electrical Steel forFast Rotating Electric Machines
Transformator with aluminium winding
Session Chair: Prof. Kremser A., Georg-Simon-OhmUniversity of Applied Sciences Nuremberg (D)
Noguchi K., Aichi Steel Corporation, Tokai (J)
Farmbauer K., Siemens AG, Munich (D)
Hoffmann H.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
Dorninger F., voestalpine Stahl, Linz (A)
Buchgeher E., Siemens AG, Linz (A)
POSTER SESSION (Location: Foyer)
Alternative Stiff Asynchronous Motor Designfor Efficient Pipeline Operation Schemas
Medium Frequency Transformer for RailwayApplications Using New Materials
Innovative Motor Design for Production Machines
Fully Integrated Power Electronic Systems forAutomotive Electronics
Online Stator and Rotor Resistance EstimationScheme Using Swarm Intelligence for InductionMotor Drive in EV/HEV
The Best WayHow to Use Resolvers
Simulation Methods of Heat Transfer Processes inMechanical and Electrical Connections
Dr. Drubel O.,Siemens AG, Berlin (D)
Hoffmann H., University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
Hofmann J.,Siemens AG, Nuremberg (D)
Hofmann, T. ,Conti Temic microelectronic GmbH, Nuremberg (D)
Iyer L., University of Windsor (CDN)
Logé H.,LTN Servotechnik GmbH, Otterfing (D)
Loos F.,University of the Federal Armed Forces Munich (D)
SESSION 11Manufacturing and Test
Casting Production of Coilsfor Electrical Machines
Investigation of the Thermo-Oxidative Degradationof the Plastic Bonded Rare-Earth-Magnets Duringthe Injection Molding Process
Test System for Electric Motorswith Integrated Control Unit
Inline Magnet Inspection Using Fast High ResolutionMagCam Magnetic Field Mapping and Analysis
Vacuum-Aided Potting for High-Voltage Components
Session Chair: Dr. März M.,Fraunhofer IISB (D)
Kock A., Fraunhofer IFAM, Bremen (D)
Gardocki A., University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
Dr. Lelkes A.,GEFEG-NECKAR Antriebssysteme GmbH, Gosheim (D)
Dr. Vervaeke K., MagCam NV, Leuven (B)
Parthum D., Scheugenpflug AG, Neustadt a. d. Donau (D)
Coffee Break
Session Chair: Prof. Dietz A., Georg Simon Ohm University of Applied Sciences Nuremberg (D)Dr. Dobroschke A., University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D)
Track on Engineering and MaterialsMueller Medien SaalRoom:
Track on Manufacturing and AssemblyEasy-Credit SaalRoom:
12:55
(D)
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TUTORIALS
Tuesday, September 27 , 2011th
During the tutorials experts will provide the participants with aprofound and applied know-how about specific topics. Tutorialswill be held in English or German.
Please find detailed information in the dedicated TutorialBrochure or on our website www.edpc.eu/tutorials.
Conference venue main building of the School of Business and Economics of the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
Bildrechte Universität Erlangen-NürnbergBildrechte Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
Tutorial 1:
Tutorial 2:
Tutorial 3:
Tutorial 4:
Tutorial 5:
Market Potentials of Inductive Charging Infrastructuresfor Electric Vehicles
the A
Electromechanical System Simulation for Wind Energy
From Analytical Machine Designto System Simulation
puls Marktforschung GmbHE|Drive-Center, University Erlangen-NurembergEnergy Dynamics Laboratory (EDL),Utah State University Research Foundation
UNITY AG
POSCO
ANSYS Germany GmbH
MACCON GmbH
Robust Innovation Roadmap:How to Cope Successfully with the Disruptive Futurein utomotive Markets
Electrical Steel Sheet for Hybrid and Electrical Vehicles
10.00 am – 1.00 pm, Room 0.144 EUR 80,-
9.30 am – 5.00 pm, Room 0.222/3 EUR 160,-
2.00 pm – 5.00 pm, Room 0.144 EUR 80,-
10.00 am – 1.00 pm, Room 0.142 EUR 80,-
2.00 pm – 5.00 pm, Room 0.142 EUR 80,-
The aim of this tutorial is the detailed evaluation of businessmodels and market potentials for attractive application fieldsthat use the stationary and in-motion inductive power transferfor electric vehicles.
In this tutorial we present the fundamental thoughts andselected methodologies to systematically develop scenarios ofthe future automotive market. Based on these, we show how tosuccessfully find a strategy for your company to enter the marketof electric drives and cars by adapting the R&D-organisation andprocesses to develop these .
Electrical steel sheet is the key material for the traction motors ofHybrid electric vehicles (HEV) and electric vehicles (EV), so itsproper usage contributes the dynamic performance of HEV/EV.
The goal of this tutorial is to introduce the participants to highlyproductive simulation tools that are already established in theindustry, such as Maxwell 2D/3D, Simplorer, Q3D, etc. .
This tutorial will lead the audience through a full design examplefor an electrical machine traction drive. The design starts withgiven requirements, goes through an analytical pre-design withdetailed finite element and thermal calculations and closes withthe traction drive being modelled in a full system simulation.
TECHNICAL TOURS
Friday, September 30 , 2011th
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Tour A
Tour B
Tour D
Research on electronics
and electric motor
production
Research on electric
machines and power
electronics
Power electronics
manufacturing
Tour C
Automotive serial
production of
electric steering motors
and windows actuator
9:30 – 16:00
9:30 – 16:30
8:15 – 17:30
9:30 – 13:00
Leading industrial companies and research institutes will offer to allparticipants the opportunity to visit their facilities. Please register as
Institute 1:
Institute 2:
Institute 3:
Institute 4:
Institute 5:
Plant tour:
Sightseeing:
Plant tour:
Institute for Manufacturing Automation
and Production Systems (FAPS) –
Electronics Production Lab,
Nordostpark 91, Nuremberg
Bavarian Technology Center for Electric Drives
(E|Drive-Center),
Egerlandstrasse 7-9, Erlangen
Institute for Electrical Drives and Machines (EAM)
Development Center and Test Laboratory,
Cauerstrasse 9, Erlangen
Institute for Manufacturing Automation
and Production Systems (FAPS)
Egerlandstrasse 7-9, Erlangen
Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Systems and
Component Technologies (IISB)
Testcenter for electric vehicles,
Schottkystrasse 10, Erlangen
Brose Fahrzeugteile GmbH, Wuerzburg
Guided tour through picturesque town of
Wuerzburg
SEMIKRON International GmbH, Nuremberg
soon as possible as the number of attendees is limited. Find moreinformation on our website www.edpc.eu/technical-tours.
Friday, September 30 ,th
2011
Vielseitige Lösungen für die Elektromotorenfertigung
Als einer der internationalen Marktführer in der Fertigungsautomatisierung mit im Laufe von 25 Jahren mehr als15.000 erfolgreich umgesetzten Automatisierungsprojekten ist ATS strategischer Partner der weltweit führendenHersteller aus den unterschiedlichsten Branchen wie etwa der Automobilindustrie, der Computer-Elektronik, derKonsumgüterindustrie und dem Bereich der Medizintechnik.Mit weltweiten Standorten ist ATS dafür gerüstet die Genera lverantwortung für Automatisierungsprojekte zu über-nehmen und damit Kosten zu minimieren, die Qualität zu steigern und die Markteinführung zu beschleunigen –durch Spitzenleistungen in der Automatisierungstechnik wird der Marktvorteil gesichert.
ATS Wickel- und Montagetechnik AG in der Schweiz ist das ATS Kompetenz-zentrum für die Wickel- und Montagetechnik von kleinen bis mittelgrossen Elekt-romotoren jeglicher Art. ATS Wickel ist nicht nur ein Lieferant von einzelnenProzessmaschinen wie Wickelmaschinen, Schweiss- und Prüfautomaten undschlüsselfertigen Fertigungslinien, die sofort nach Inbetriebnahme und bei kurzenAmortisationsraten die Wirtschaftlichkeit und die Wettbewerbstätigkeit entschei-dend verbessern, sondern unterstütz auch in der Produktentwicklung. In der Pro-duktentwicklung liegen hohe Einsparmöglichkeiten, um ein Produkt möglichstkostengünstig und technisch auf dem neusten Stand zu realisieren. Die Entwick-lungszeit kann ebenfalls erheblich gekürzt werden.
AUTOMATISIERUNGSLÖSUNGENAls Unternehmen, das mehr ist als nur ein Systemintegrator, greift ATSauf branchenführende technische Ressourcen zurück, schöpft auseinem reichen Erfahrungsschatz und kann auf eine unübertroffeneErfolgsgeschichte innovativer Leistungen verweisen - von derEntwicklung über die Umsetzung bis zur Integration durchgängigerAutomatisierungssysteme für die Fertigungsindustrie, diehöchstmögliche Produktivität zum niedrigstmöglichen Preis garantieren.
AUTOMATISIERUNGSTECHNISCHE PRODUKTEDie Grenzen konventionellen Denkens überschreitend, investiert ATS laufend in die Eigenentwicklung modernsterTechnologien, die raschere Durchlaufzeiten, höheren Ertrag, größere Zuverlässigkeit, vereinfachte Betriebs- undWartungsroutinen und schließlich niedrigere Integrations- und Fertigungskosten gewährleisten.
MODERNE FERTIGUNGDank Erfahrung in der Fertigung sowie durch ein durchdachtes undangepasstes Personalmanagement bietet ATS kosteneffizienteMaschinen- und Anlagenbauprogramme für Erstausrüster. Darüberhinaus kann ATS in seinen weltweit ansässigen Produktionsanlagenund basierend auf seinen Fachkenntnissen in Fertigung undAutomatisierung Präzisionsbauteile auch in großen Stückzahlenfertigen lassen.
UNABHÄNGIGE BERATUNGSeit mehr als zwei Jahrzehnten beginnt bei ATS, das über diebranchenweit umfassendsten automatisierungstechnischenRessourcen verfügt, die Wertschöpfungskette bereits in der Früh-phase des Entwicklungszyklus. Heute stehen diese Dienstleitungenauch unabhängig von allen anderen ATS Produkten zur Verfügung,so dass sich jedes Unternehmen die umfassende Erfahrung vonATS in Planung und Design sowie in der Umsetzung gesetzlicherVorschriften zu Nutze machen kann.
[email protected] unter www.ats-schweiz.ch
EXHIBITION
Wednesday, September 28 , 2011 and Thursday, September 29 , 2011th th
Reception
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Posco Booth 01/02
Brose 03/04GmbH & KoKG
Bruderer GmbH 05Stanzautomaten
ebm-papst 06
THT Presses, Inc. 07
Marsilli & Co. S.p.A. 08
Fahrzeugteile Booth
Booth
Booth
Booth
Booth
Dr. D. Mueller-AhlhornBooth [email protected]
The E|DPC 2011 will be complemented by an accompanyingexhibition. Participants will be offered the opportunity to viewthe newest innovations, products and services of companies,
research institutes and other organizations. Detailed technicaldiscussions are guaranteed.Find more information on our website www.edpc.eu/exhibtion.
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Foyer I
Foyer II
Main School Buildingof the School of Business and Economicsof the University of Erlangen-NurembergLange Gasse 20, 90403 Nuremberg
www.siemens.com/drives
Andus Electronics Booth 10GmbH
Booth
Booth 12
Booth
BoothGmbH
Scheugenpflug AG 11
Bühler Motor GmbH
Ansys, Inc. 13
RM Prüftechnik 14
Gebrüder Waasner Booth 15Elektrotechnische FabrikGmbH
Siemens AG Booth 16/17
Mueller Medien Saal Easy-Credit Saal
GUIDED WALKING TOURS
Parallel to the conference dinner several guided tours through thehistorical town of Nuremberg will be offerd free of charge.Please register for one of the following tours, using the form on thebackside:
SOCIAL PROGRAM
The E|DPC 2011 evening event is an official stand-up reception,given by the Mayor at the historic townhall of Nuremberg,Rathausplatz 2. Detailed technical discussions are guaranteedaccompanied by piano background music and a carriedfranconian buffet.
CONFERENCE DINNER
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| Guided Walking Tour A
| GuidedWalkingTour B
| GuidedWalkingTour C
Just walk downstairs, under the historictownhall of Nuremberg and enjoy the horriblefeeling of being imprisoned in the middle age.
An actress portraying Agnes Dürer, the wife ofthe great Nuremberg artist “Albrecht Dürer”,will guide visitors through her house in person.
Take an exciting walk from the townhall, overthe famous fountain "Schöner Brunnen" to thecastle of Nuremberg. You'll enjoy the beautifulview over the town.
Medieval Dungeons
Dürer House
Nuremberg old town
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P l e a s e f i n d m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n o n o u r w e b s i t ewww.edpc.eu/evening-event.
Historic townhall of Nuremberg
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AGENDA
07:00 p.m.: Welcome AdressDr. Fraas M.,Deputy mayor for economic affairs,City of Nuremberg
07:30 p.m.: Opening of the buffet08:00 p.m.: WalkingTour A
C
Please find more information on our websitewww.edpc.eu/evening-event.
08:30 p.m.: WalkingTour B09:00 p.m.: WalkingTour
TOURIST INFORMATION
Nuremberg Convention andTourist OfficeFrauentorgraben 390443 NurembergTel.: +49 (911) 2336 0http://www.tourismus.nuernberg.de/
HOTEL RECOMMENDATION
For hotel recommendation please contact the tourist officeNuremberg:Tel.: +49 (911) 2336 121http://www.hotel.nuernberg.de
Nürnberg
München
A9A3
A6
A73
APPROACH
| BY CAR
You may reach the E|DPC 2011 via car from the Highway A9:- Take exit 85-Nürnberg-Nord- merge onto Äußere Bayreuther Str./B2 toward Nürnberg- follow Äußere Bayreuther Str. for 6 km- turn right onto LauferTor- turn right to stay on Äußerer Laufer Platz- turn left onto HirschelgasseYou may use the underground car park at Hirschelgasse 31.
| BY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
To reach the E|DPC 2011 from the Nuremberg Main Station- Take subway no. 2 in direction „Airport“ or subway no. 3 indirection„Maxfeld“ or tramway line 8 in direction„Erlenstegen“- Take stop“Rathenauplatz”You may also reach the E|DPC 2011 from the Nuremberg Airport:- Take subway no. 2 in direction „Röthenbach“- Take stop “Rathenauplatz”Please find more Information on the the website www.vgn.de.
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Wiedergabe mit der Genehmigung der Stadt Nürnberg –Amt für Geoinformation und Bodenordnung – Nr. 364
Conference DinnerHistoric TownhallRathausplatz 290403 Nürnberg
SITE PLAN
Conference VenueLange Gasse 2090403 Nürnberg
VENUE
REGISTRATION
CONTACT
E|DPC 2011 office, c/o FAPS-TT GmbHFürther Straße 246, D-90429 Nürnberg
Tel: +49 (911) 58 0 58 44Fax: +49 (911) 58 0 58 66
E-Mail: [email protected]: www.edpc.eu
The E|DPC 2011 will take place at the main building of the School of Business and Economics ofthe Friedrich-Alexander-University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Lange Gasse 20, 90403Nuremberg, Germany . We reserved plenty parking lots as well asan underground car park. For your accommodation, several hotels are booked all over the city.For prices and reservation, please use the reservation form on our website www.edpc.eu.
Nuremberg boasts a unique mixture of tradition and modern times. Both people born here andpeople who moved here appreciate its extraordinary quality of life. At the same time,Nuremberg is a modern city with 500,000 inhabitants, and the centre of a prospering Europeanmetropolitan region with 2.5 million inhabitants. Its almost thousand years of history are stillobvious in its cityscape.
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By fax: +49 (911) 58 0 58 66By email: [email protected]: www.edpc.eu
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CONFERENCE FEE
Tutorial
Technical Tour Package
Evening Event
o Standard Fee - 890,- € plus VAT
Reduced Fee* - 580,- € plus VAT
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* Reduced fee for International Program Committee members,speakers and university members. All prices plus VAT.
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