Overview
Sensors play an important role not only in the fields of robotics and internet of things. Emission control and engine management also use sensitive sensors, such as: temperature sensors, differential pressure sensors, soot sensors, NOx sensors and many more. On 28 and 29 June 2017 international decision-makers of leading automotive manufacturers, suppliers and sensor manufacturers will once again gather at the annual meeting point for the branch: The 4th International Conference SENSORS for Exhaust gas Aftertreatment and CO2-Reduction. Speakers from TE Connectivity, AVL, CMR Group, ADZ, Deutsches Patentamt, MEMS, IAV, CTS Corp, Bayreuth Engine Research Center (BERC) and many more await you. Experience first-hand how automotive manufacturers, suppliers and research institutes from the automotive branch pick up on and handle the current challenges regarding automotive sensors. The conference lasts two days and includes 15 presentations, 25 minutes each, an evening event and a guided factory tour at MAN Diesel & Turbo in Augsburg.
On 27 June 2017, the day before the conference, we will offer an ADDITIONAL SEMINAR: Basic Principles of Exhaust Gas Sensor Technology – Essential knowledge about the key sensors and their functions.
TOP-ISSUES 2017:
State-of-the-Art Sensor Technology:
- Pressure & Temperature
- Radio-Frequency-Sensors
- Nitrogen Oxide & Ammonia
- Multi-Gas-Sensing
- Soot & Soot Loading
- Implementation of Sensors in ECUs & OBD
EXCERPT of SPEAKERS:
Humidity, temperature and pressure sensing for engine and exhaust gas management
– Links between humidity at air intake and NOx at exhaust
– Virtual NOx principle
– Combo H, T, P sensor principle
– OBD possibilities at system level
Souhail CHREIF, Automotive Engineer, Master in Embedded Systems, TE Connectivity
Particulate Filter On-Board Diagnostics and Prognostics using Radio Frquency Sensors
– Overview of real-time particulate filter state of health measurements using radio-frequency (RF) sensors
– Case Study: Early detection of conditions impacting filter performance and measures to prevent filter failures
– Examples of RF sensors applied to detect diesel particulate filter (DPF) failures for OBD.
– Examples of RF sensors applied to detect gasoline particulate filter (GPF) failures for OBD.
Dr. Alexander Sappok, Director of RF Sensors, CTS Corporation
Simulative Assessment of Tolerance Limits of new Sensor Concepts for Controls and OBD
– Integration of a new virtual sensor into vehicle simulation (example: SCR-load-sensor)
– Correlation of tolerance of new sensor and increase of robustness
– Replacement of current sensors through new concept
Marco Moser, Development Engineer OBD, IAV GmbH
From the first idea to a patent – exhaust gas sensors
– Legal requirements/emission legislation
– innovations in the field of exhaust gas sensors
– Patents as competitive edge
Dr. Bettina Kuhn, Patent Examiner, Deutsches Patent- und Markenamt
Please have a look at our program.
You also have the possibility to present yourself and your company as an exhibitor. We will send you an attractive offer free of charge.
Take advantage of our early bird fee with a discount of 100 € for registration until 1 April 2017!
We look forward to welcoming you in Augsburg!
