Charged Virtual Conference Hosts Six Live EV Engineering Sessions on Thursday
The final day of the four-day event features free, recorded webinars on topics ranging from battery thermal management to V2G testing.
The Charged Virtual Conference on EV Engineering enters its fourth and final day on Thursday, September 17, with a schedule of six free live webinars hosted on Zoom.
What Happened
The day's programming begins at 8:45 AM EDT with a session on scalable measurement tools by Christian Hammond of Vector Informatik. Following presentations include discussions on high-fidelity FPGA motor models by Karan Singh of dSPACE, and battery thermal management by Mekiyah Bailey and Jeremy Chang of H.B. Fuller. Additional sessions cover flame retardant tapes for EVs and energy storage, sealing challenges in battery manufacturing, and anti-islanding testing for EV chargers, onboard chargers (OBCs), and vehicle-to-grid (V2G) systems.
Why It Matters
These technical sessions provide industry professionals with accessible insights into critical components of EV infrastructure and manufacturing, such as battery safety, thermal efficiency, and grid integration testing. As the conference concludes, all 22 sessions from the September 14–17 period remain available on demand, allowing engineers and stakeholders to review specific technical developments at their convenience.
The Bottom Line
The Charged Virtual Conference wraps up today with six live engineering webinars, all of which are recorded and posted to their respective session pages within hours of completion.
