Past Events

The annual meetup of Bremen’s startup and innovation community. M-Shunt will be there — making power electronics and current measurement accessible to a broader audience.

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At the International Exhibition and Conference for Power Electronics, Intelligent Motion, Renewable Energy and Energy Management (PCIM), Hauke Lutzen will present the publication “Pushing the Boundaries of Miniaturisation in Current Sensing: Ultra-Compact Mini-M-Shunts for faster transients“.

Visitors are invited to meet our team in Hall 6 at Booth 419 during the exhibition to discuss the latest developments in ultra-compact current sensing solutions and explore how our Mini-M-Shunts enable improved performance in high-speed, high-efficiency power electronics applications.

For more information, please refer to: PCIM website

Source: PCIM 2026 – Presented by Nando Kaminski

A full-day tutorial on power semiconductor characterisation, split into two sessions: WBG fundamentals in the morning, switching losses in the afternoon. Hauke Lutzen will be speaking in the afternoon session alongside Christian Lottis (Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences) and Sebastian Sprunck (Fraunhofer IEE).

Part 1 — Fundamentals of WBG Power Semiconductors (09:00)

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Part 2 — Switching Losses in Power Semiconductors (13:30)

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M-Shunt will be taking part in the 9th Bremen Mechatronics Day, hosted by the Bremen Centre for Mechatronics. This year’s event brings together representatives from research and industry to discuss the role of power electronics, reliability and testing in the energy transition.

The programme includes contributions from the University of Bremen, HiPE-LAB, SMA Solar Technologies, ABB, ENERCON and NorthH2, covering topics ranging from high-power testing and component reliability to offshore hydrogen production and model-based monitoring. As part of this line-up, Hauke Lutzen will represent M-Shunt with a contribution on technology transfer from research into industrial application.

The event offers a valuable opportunity for exchange between researchers, technology providers and industrial partners working on the next generation of reliable energy systems.

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The landscape of power electronics is evolving rapidly, driven by demands for greater efficiency, reliability, and grid integration. We invite you to the Rohde & Schwarz Power Electronics Online Conference, bringing together industry and academic experts to discuss how modern power electronic systems can be designed, characterized and validated reliably – from component level to grid-connected applications.

Hauke Lutzen was invited as a Speaker to this Event. Join here

At the International Conference on Integrated Power Electronics Systems (CIPS), Vladimir Polezhaev will present the publication “Design, fabrication and testing of a novel 650V / 10 mΩ GaN embedded Half-bridge-in-Package (eHiP) with optimized thermal performance and low parasitics“, while Hauke Lutzen will present “From Insight into Bandwidth to Fast-Transient Precision: Diamond-M-Shunts for Wideband Current Measurement“.

For more information, please refer to: CIPS website

Together with Sebastian Sprunck from Fraunhofer Institute for Energy Economics and Energy System Technology, Olaf Bendix from Tektronix, as well as Christian Lottis and Marco Jung from Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg, Hauke Lutzen is participating in a seminar on switching-loss measurement for wide-bandgap devices taking place in Kassel.

Representing both the IALB – Institute for Electrical Drives, Power Electronics and Devices and M-Shunt, Hauke Lutzen will share insights into sensor applications and sensor design for high-performance power electronics measurements.

The seminar brings together experts from academia and industry to discuss advanced measurement techniques, practical challenges, and emerging solutions for wide-bandgap semiconductor technologies. Participants can look forward to an inspiring exchange and hands-on technical discussions.

For more information, please refer to the seminar organizers and participating institutions.

The M-Shunt project from the Institute for Power Electronics and Electrical Drives (IALB) at the University of Bremen and EI-Lab from University of Applied Sciences Kempten has been awarded first place in the “Business Concepts” category at CAMPUSiDEEN 2025. The competition, organized by “BRIDGE – Gründen aus Bremer Hochschulen”, recognizes outstanding business ideas from all universities in Bremen. The award highlights the innovative measurement technology developed by the research-based founding team and marks an important milestone on the path toward market readiness.

Please find the articles online: BRIDGE IALB

Hauke Lutzen was a co-author of the paper “On the Importance of Appropriate Current Probes for Double Pulse Tests and How to Select Them” from S. Sprunck together with N. Kaminski, and M. Jung.

Hauke Lutzen pulished “Characterising Wide Bandgap Power Modules: Validating the M-Shunt Concept for High-Power Applications in the Kiloampere Range” together with J. Müller, V. Polezhaev, S. Chemnitz, M. Arndt, L. Dittmer, T. Huesgen and N. Kaminski.