With IFC-PWM technology, I address a central problem in modern energy supply – efficiently, compactly, and in a revolutionary way for direct current systems.
The key challenge in direct current (DC) power supply is to efficiently and safely use the inverter as a control element – a task that requires true innovation.
My journey began over 30 years ago with a central question:
How can we make DC-Power Supply scalable?
This question has driven me for more than three decades.
Today, I present the answer – a groundbreaking solution with the potential to transform the future of energy supply.
Current DC/DC systems are limited by core saturation and the restricted regulation performance of inverters.
These issues lead to instability, unnecessary hardware costs, and a narrow power range – making larger-scale applications difficult to implement.
Data centers require efficient and stable DC solutions to minimize energy losses and ensure system stability.
Electric vehicles and charging stations benefit from direct and low-loss DC transmission – efficient and future-proof.
Automated systems and robots depend on compact and reliable DC power supplies for maximum performance.
Modern LEDs operate on DC – direct supply increases efficiency and reduces energy demand.
Solar and wind power systems generate DC, which can be efficiently transferred to the grid or a storage system.
Telecommunication, medical technology, or industry applications – this innovation provides solutions for further applications.
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IFC-PWM (Ideal-Flux-Controlled Pulse Width Modulation) is an innovative method for controlling DC/DC converters. It enables optimal process control, while preventing the core saturation, reduces size by up to 50%, and increases efficiency up to 98%.
DC plays a key role in modern power supply systems – from electric vehicles and charging stations to renewable energy sources and data centers. Efficient DC/DC converters save space, energy, and costs.
The technology has a wide range of applications:
• Server farms, data centers and artificial intelligence
• Automation and robotics
• Electric vehicles and charging infrastructure
• Renewable energy (e.g., solar and wind power)
• LEDs and lighting systems
• And many more...
Compared to conventional approaches, IFC-PWM technology requires no complex additional components for stabilization. It is more compact, efficient, and scalable – from small devices to large-scale infrastructure.
TRL 2 stands for “Technology Readiness Level 2,” indicating an early stage of development. However, the concept is well-founded, and the development of a prototype is straightforward and well-calculable.
Are you interested in becomming successful with the IFC-PWM technology or a potential collaboration with me? Get in touch now!
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Introducing the groundbreaking innovation: Ideal-Flux-Controlled Pulse-Width Modulation (IFC-PWM)
Filed for global patent protection in Q1 2025 – now ready for the next stage: prototype development.
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