Digital engineering for electric drive systems
We combine physics-based modelling, simulation, control, test data and digital twin approaches to support the development of electrical machines, power electronics and drive systems. This helps partners understand performance, losses, thermal behaviour, faults and degradation before, during and after testing – supporting diagnostics, prognostics and evidence-based design decisions.
System validation
- Machine, converter and integrated drive testing under representative electrical, thermal and mechanical conditions
- Performance mapping, transient operation, fault response, endurance and durability testing
- Environmental and high-power validation to support progression towards higher TRLs
- Test planning, instrumentation, data analysis and evidence-based technical roadmaps for industrial partners
Manufacturing readiness
- Electrical machine and drive manufacturing process development, including advanced winding, insulation, joining and assembly
- Prototype and low-volume build capability for high performance machines and drive systems
- Process control, traceability and root-cause analysis to support quality, repeatability and industrial transfer
- Support for manufacturability, repeatable build processes and production-readiness improvement
Prototype demonstrators and industrialisation learning
The º£½ÇºÚÁÏ has built electrical machine and drive demonstrators from kilowatt-scale prototypes to megawatt-class systems, using them to validate new design, manufacturing, insulation, cooling and integration concepts before transfer to industrial programmes.