Agenda 2022, Day 1
Welcome speech
Georg Sterler
Former Head of Wire Harness System Development,
AUDI AG
The transformation of electric vehicle architectures – the way forward
Philipp Ibele
Head of Business Unit Advanced Network Solutions,
Robert Bosch GmbH
Current Developments in the Automotive Industry and Effects on Future Power Supply Concepts
Ingo Busche
Head of Power Concept & Package,
AUDI AG
Field Data-based, Systemic Analysis of DC Charging Connector During High-power Charging Considering Damage and Wear
Michael Ludwig
Staff R&D Engineer,
TE Connectivity Germany GmbH
Toni Israel
Research Associate, Professorship of High Voltage and High Current Engineering,
TU Dresden University
Coffee break at the exhibition hall
Andreas Baessler
Team Leader Mechanical Components Wiring Harness,
Mercedes-Benz AG
Birgit Klockenhoff
Project Manager Future Sustainable Materials,
Mercedes-Benz AG
High Voltage Wiring Evolution From Round To Flat Conductors(Bus Bars)
Oliver Mertler
Manager HV System Engineering EMEA,
APTIV
Low Torsion Twisting - Equipment for a stable physical layer in data transmision
Simon Abegg
Director Product Group Twisting Machines,
Komax AG
Joint lunch break & Networking at the exhibition hall
Digital Wiring Harness Development in Platform Projects
Christian Bauer
Projectleader Wiring Harness Compact Class,
BMW AG
Johannes Schmid
Teamleader Productmanagement, Rosenberger Hochfrequenztechnik GmbH & Co. KG
Frédéric Holzmann
Head of Customer Architecture & Product Innovation,
LEONI Bordnetz-Systeme GmbH
Robotic Insertion of Twisted Wires – from Prototype to Series Production
Daniel Bechstein
Head of Industrialisation Processes, Kromberg & Schubert Automotive GmbH & Co. KG
Quality Requirements, Reliability and Wear of the Charging Plugs and Inlets
Roland Bent
Chief Representative Standardization,
Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co. KG
Coffee break at the exhibition hall
Jan van Cauwenberge
Senior Manager Platform Engineering and Sustainability,
TE Connectivity Germany GmbH
Martin Bleicher
Director Global Platform Engineering and Sustainability,
TE Connectivity Germany GmbH
Comparison of Different Tripping Strategies for Electronic Fuses
Anika Henke
Research Associate, On-board Systems Lab,
TU Dortmund University
Possible ways to Determin the Long-term Behaviour of Elecrical Components to Estimate their Faliure Rates
Hans-Dieter Ließ
Professor, Faculty of Electrical Engineering,
University of the Federal Armed Forces Munich
