WELD - Warwick Electrification Deployment

沃里克大学的两个世界级研究小组，WMG的电力电子、机器和驱动（PEMD）小组和工程学院的电力电子小组将为WELD -- **W**arwick **EL**ectrification **D** eemployment贡献电力电子领域的创新和急需的内容，eMachines并将创建驱动器，以提高现有劳动力的技能，并为子孙后代提供人才支持。在现有课程和研究专业知识的基础上，一系列教育活动将利用PEMD在校园内具有制造和测试能力的独特设施。该大学获得了两个驱动电气革命工业化（DER-IC）设施的资金，卓越绕组中心和电力电子可靠性和故障分析空间。WELD将利用这些独一无二的英国开放式设施，提供创新的实践培训和补充教育活动，而不受知识产权限制。经过培训的劳动力将帮助英国企业开发和扩展新的PEMD技术和制造工艺。该大学在电力电子和eMachines领域的专业知识将支持三个交付环节：为期一天的行业研讨会，学校的推广活动，以及增强学术PEMD教学规定。第四部分是无IP eMachine的设计，在校园内进行活动部件制造、组装和测试，这是实践学习经验所需的。虚拟原型特性与真实世界性能之间的关键差异，将降低产品开发风险，并提高时间表和可靠性。深入了解eMachine制造和测试中使用的设备，并结合技能培养，将成为广大受众的可及之处，而无需面对昂贵的设计程序或工具投资。该提案与WMG、HVM Catapult和法拉第研究所正在开展的国家电气化技能框架倡议保持一致，来自70多名与会者的论坛提供了投入，这些与会者来自所有利益集团-雇主、培训提供者和认证组织。这些活动将纳入最近启动的WMG技能中心和未来的DER PEMD技能中心平台。沃里克大学的广泛提供将成为PEMD和其他行业的员工希望过渡，与学校，学院，大学生和其他学习者在跨部门寻找潜在的职业生涯更容易获得。在70多名论坛参与者中，有32人来自PEMD部门，这表明人们对合作、国家、一致和高质量的方法已经有了很高的兴趣。

Two world-class research groups at the University of Warwick, WMG's Power Electronics, Machines and Drives (PEMD) Group and the School of Engineering's Power Electronics group will contribute to WELD -- **W**arwick **EL**ectrification **D**eployment.Innovative and much needed content in the field of power electronics, eMachines, and drives will be created to both up-skill the existing workforce and support the pipeline of talent for future generations. Building off existing programmes and research expertise, a portfolio of educational activities will leverage the unique facilities with manufacturing and testing capability of PEMD on campus.The University received funding for two Driving the Electric Revolution Industrialisation (DER-IC) facilities, the Winding Centre of Excellence and the power electronics reliability and failure analysis space. WELD will use these one-of-a-kind in the UK open-access facilities to provide innovative hands-on training and complementary educational activities without IP restrictions. The trained workforce will help UK businesses to develop and scale new PEMD technologies and manufacturing processes.The University's expertise in the field of power electronics and eMachines will support three delivery strands: one-day industry workshops, outreach activities in schools, and enhancement of the academic PEMD teaching provision. The fourth strand is the design of an IP-free eMachine, with active parts manufacture, assembly and testing on campus, required for hands-on learning experiences.Transferred knowledge about manufacturing impact on part and device performance i.e., critical differences between virtual prototype characteristics and real-world performance, will de-risk product development and improve timelines and reliability. Insight to the equipment used in eMachine manufacture and testing combined with skills building will become accessible to a wide audience, without facing expensive design procedure or tooling investment.The proposal is aligned with the initiative for a National Electrification Skills Framework, being undertaken by WMG, the HVM Catapult and the Faraday Institution, with inputs from a forum of more than 70 participants across all interest groups -- employers, training providers and accrediting organisations. The activities will be integrated within the recently launched WMG Skills Centre and the future DER PEMD Skills Hub platform. University of Warwick's breadth of provision will become even more accessible by employees in PEMD and other industries looking to transition, together with school, college, university students and other learners looking at potential careers across sectors. Of the 70+ Forum participants, 32 are from the PEMD sector, indicating an already high level of interest for a collaborative, national, consistent, and high-quality approach.