@misc{f78744108de0498cbc03577ce1b141e3,
title = "Thermal Management and Reliability of Automotive Power Electronics and Electric Machines",
abstract = "Low-cost, high-performance thermal management technologies are helping meet aggressive power density, specific power, cost, and reliability targets for power electronics and electric machines. The National Renewable Energy Laboratory is working closely with numerous industry and research partners to help influence development of components that meet aggressive performance and cost targets through development and characterization of cooling technologies, and thermal characterization and improvements of passive stack materials and interfaces. Thermomechanical reliability and lifetime estimation models are important enablers for industry in cost-and time-effective design.",
keywords = "automotive, electric machines, power electronics, reliability, thermal management",
author = "Sreekant Narumanchi and Kevin Bennion and Justine Cousineau and Douglas DeVoto and Xuhui Feng and Bidzina Kekelia and Joseph Kozak and Joshua Major and Gilberto Moreno and Paul Paret and Jeff Tomerlin and Douglas DeVoto",
year = "2017",
language = "American English",
series = "Presented at the 2017 Electronics Packaging Symposium and Workshop, 19-20 September 2017, Niskayuna, New York",
type = "Other",
}