Impact of High Power Electronics

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The plummeting cost of high voltage/high power semiconductors and waveform-sampling microcontrollers is creating a new generation of power-hungry loads with minds of their own.

Increasingly, electrical compatibility between the utility and load is a matter of satisfying an intelligent controller's thresholds rather than the physical needs of a load. With solar and wind growth, this complexity extends even to generation. Challenges from these trends are outlined, along with possibilities for incorporating these trends on the utility side of the meter to address them.

Speaker - Chris Mullins

Chris Mullins is the President of Power Monitors, Inc. which is located in Mt. Crawford, VA. Chris leads a company devoted to developing cutting-edge products to meet the needs of electric utilities and electricity end-users. His over 30 years at Power Monitors have provided him an extensive background in electric power quality, power line communications, and electronic instrumentation design; and his work has resulted in patents in power line communications techniques, power quality instrumentation, and energy monitoring. Chris is an active member of several IEEE standards groups, and has authored over 70 white papers on many power quality topics. He holds a BS degree in Electrical Engineering from
the University of Virginia.

Impact of High Power Electronics

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Speaker - Chris Mullins

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