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DESCRIPTION:As more electric vehicles and charging stations are in operatio
 n in the world\, the importance on electrical safety should not be overloo
 ked. Electric vehicles and charging stations are prone to electrical failu
 res just as much as industrial-type electrical systems. One of the most fu
 ndamental aspects of electrical safety is Ground Fault monitoring and prot
 ection.\n\nThis talk explores the different protection mechanisms used for
  ground fault detection on EV and EVSE and the product solutions tailored 
 for the environments of electric vehicle and its charging process\, in par
 ticular the mix of AC and DC within the same system. Accurate and reliable
  insulation monitoring inside the EV ensures the electric vehicle is safe 
 to use for its occupants. In addition\, many electrical codes and standard
 s regulate electrical safety in charging stations\, and this talk will foc
 us on Residual Current monitoring for Level 2 chargers and Insulation moni
 toring for Level 3 chargers.\n\nSpeaker(s): Frédéric Mathieu \, \n\nOnli
 ne(link will be provided to registrants)\, Ontario\, Canada\, Virtual: htt
 ps://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/236400
LOCATION:Online(link will be provided to registrants)\, Ontario\, Canada\, 
 Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/236400
ORGANIZER:mostafa.mahfouz@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:6
SUMMARY:Electrical safety\, Ground Fault monitoring for Electric Vehicles a
 nd Charging Stations
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/236400
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>As more electric vehicles and charging sta
 tions are in operation in the world\, the importance on electrical safety 
 should not be overlooked. Electric vehicles and charging stations are pron
 e to electrical failures just as much as industrial-type electrical system
 s. One of the most fundamental aspects of electrical safety is Ground Faul
 t monitoring and protection.</p>\n<p><span lang="en-US">This talk explores
  the different protection mechanisms used for ground fault detection on EV
  and EVSE and the product solutions tailored for the environments of elect
 ric vehicle and its charging process\, in particular the mix of AC and DC 
 within the same system. Accurate and reliable insulation monitoring inside
  the EV ensures the electric vehicle is safe to use for its occupants. In 
 addition\, many electrical codes and standards regulate electrical safety 
 in charging stations\, and this talk will focus on Residual Current monito
 ring for Level 2 chargers and Insulation monitoring for Level 3 chargers.<
 /span></p>
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