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AppliedApplied
PowerPower
Electronics Conference
Electronics and
Conference Exposition
and Exposition
Welcome to APEC 2015
APEC 2015 continues the long-standing tradition of addressing issues of immediate and long-term interest to the
practicing power electronics engineer. Outstanding technical content is provided at one of the lowest registration
costs of any IEEE conference. The conference will be held at the Charlotte Convention Center, Charlotte, NC,
March 15 - 19, 2015. APEC 2015 will provide:
■ The largest IEEE conference in power electronics.
■ The best power electronics exposition.
■ Professional development courses taught by world-class experts.
■ Presentations of peer-reviewed technical papers covering a wide range of topics.
■ Time to network and enjoy the company of fellow power electronics professionals in a beautiful setting
APEC 2015 Host Hotels are the Westin Charlotte Hotel, Hilton Charlotte City Center (SOLD OUT!), Aloft
Charlotte Uptown at the Epicenter and Hyatt Place Charlotte Downtown. Please book by Friday, February
13, 2015 to ensure you receive the discounted group rate. After this date, the room block will be released and
we cannot guarantee the group rate or availability. All rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Reservations require a valid credit card or check deposit guarantee. Details on how to reserve a room can be
found on our website www.apec-conf.org.
APEC 2015 Sponsors For more information:
APEC c/o Courtesy Associates
2025 M Street, NW, Suite 800
Washington, DC 20036 USA
P: (202) 973-8664
F: (202) 331-0111
Email: apec@apec-conf.org
www.apec-conf.org
Message from the Chair Wednesday Night Social
It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the 30th Annual
IEEE Applied Power
Electronics Conference and Exposition (APEC2015) at Charlotte Convention Center
in beautiful Charlotte, North Carolina.
For thirty years, APEC has established itself as the leading power electronics
conference and exposition and also evolved as an annual get-together for applied
power electronics professionals for knowledge exchange and networking. Like “Join Us in the Fast Lane”
its predecessors, APEC2015 offers a rich and comprehensive program and an SOCIAL EVENT
ideal environment for application and theory-based technical learning for all power An evening you won’t want to miss!
electronics professionals.
The highly-regarded Professional Education Seminars start on Sunday, March
15th before the official opening of the conference. Each of the three-and-a-half-
hour seminars provides an in-depth discussion of important and complex power
electronics topics and combines practical application with theory. The Plenary
Session on Monday afternoon consists of distinguished speakers from industry
and academia covering the key power electronics architectures, components,
innovations, and technologies affecting our industry and society. The technical
papers presented in lecture and dialogue formats are selected from over 900 digests
submitted from 44 countries. Increasingly popular industry sessions have reached
an all-time high with 93 accepted presentations in 15 sessions.
The exposition also hits its record high participation with 239 exhibitors. These
global exhibitors will showcase the state-of-art technologies, products, and solutions
on applied power electronics augmented by the exhibitor seminars. This year’s Rap
Sessions include three moderated debates on Wireless Transfer of Power, Variable
Speed Drives, and the Who, What, Where When and Why of Wide-Bandgap devices.
Join us for APEC’s social event celebration at the
The social event on Wednesday night will be at the NASCAR Hall of Fame. The NASCAR Hall of Fame, a shrine to the history
150,000 square foot complex is packed with high-tech, interactive fun where the and heritage of NASCAR and a must see for all!
APEC attendees can try their luck racing against other attendees at over 200 miles
per hour (322 km/hr) in the Racecar Simulator or race against time in the Pit Crew Enjoy an evening of fun and games, gourmet
Challenge. A special guest Ray Everham, a three time Winston Cup Series Champion
food and unique entertainment. All night long,
with driver Jeff Gordon, will provide insights to engineering challenges of racing.
you’ll have unlimited access to this historical
New this year is a new APEC Mobile App, which will provide attendees access to multi-level venue, interactive exhibits and
an interactive directory and map of the exhibitors on their mobile devices. For the historical artifacts.
first time, APEC will also start providing on-line proceedings at the conference for
easier access. In addition to delicious food and music, you’ll
Charlotte, a first-time city for APEC, is located in the center of the East Coast, USA have the unique opportunity to join us in the
with its major airport serving more than 143 destinations worldwide via all major driver’s seat for racing simulator games (limited
carriers. The airport to Center City is only 7 miles (11 km) and it is a very-walkable availability) and a pit crew challenge! You will
city with over 120 fine restaurants and over 50 entertainment destinations. I hope also be treated to a meet and greet with a current
you will enjoy the city and all it has to offer. Charlotte’s got a lot. pit crew chief!
I would like to take this opportunity and thank each of the three sponsors – IEEE IAS,
IEEE PELS, and PSMA. Special thanks are also due to the dedicated and untiring APEC “Join Us in the Fast Lane” Social Event
members of the organizing and steering committees, reviewers, session chairs, and Wednesday, March 18th
other volunteers. You provide tremendous support. Finally, a big thank you to our
loyal APEC exhibitors and attendees for your continued support and feedback which 7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
has helped APEC evolve to its current status and to meet your growing needs.
The NASCAR Hall of Fame is located adjacent to
the Charlotte Convention Center.
A ticket to this event is included with your full
conference and technical session registration.
Aung Thet Tu Additional tickets are available for purchase
General Chair, IEEE Applied Power Electronics Conference and Exposition 2015 through the registration site.
Who
Who Should
Should Attend?
Attend?
■ Equipment OEMs that use power supplies and dc-dc ■ Manufacturing, quality and test engineers involved with
converters in their equipment power electronics equipment
■ Designers of power supplies, dc-dc converters, motor ■ Marketing, sales and anyone involved in the business
drives, uninterruptable power supplies, inverters and of power electronic
any other power electronic circuits, equipment and
■ Compliance engineers testing and qualifying power
systems
electronics equipment or equipment that uses power
■ Manufacturers and suppliers of components and electronics
assemblies used in power electronics
2015 Professional Education Seminars at a Glance
Sunday, March 15 Sunday, March 15 Monday, March 16
TRACK
9:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
S1 S13
S7
Permanent Magnet Machine High Power Si & SiC Module
Introduction to Small Signal
Drives Technology & Application
Fundamentals and Average Modeling
Mehdi Abolhassani Considerations
Robert White
University of Houston, John Donlon
Embedded Power Labs
College of Technology Powerex
S14
S2 S8
Principles and Practices of
Recent Breakthroughs in Periodic Control of Power
Digital Current Regulation for
Control Controls for Power Electronics Converters
AC Systems
Sudip Mazumder Keliang Zhou
Grahame Holmes
University of Illinois University of Glasgow
University Melbourne RMIT
S3 S15
S9
FPGA-Based Digital Control Practical Implementation
Power Delivery Modeling and
Control Development of Loop Control in Power
Simulation for Server Systems
Implementation Converters
Jason Katcha Jiangqi He
Cristophe Basso
All Digital Power Intel Corporation
ON Semiconductor
S4
Optimal Design of Inductive S10 S16
Power Components Based on Thermal Management of Power Power Electronics System
Thermal
Accurate Loss and Thermal Semi-Conductor Devices Thermal Design
Management Models David Levett Roger Stout
Jonas Muehlethaler Infineon Technologies AG ON Semiconductor
Gecko-Simulations AG
S5 S17
S11
WBG Devices 3D Packaging for High Density Practical Application of
Robust and Reliable Circuit
and High Performance GaN Cascode Switches
and Designs with SiC Power Devices
GaN-Based Circuits in Power Electronics
Applications Marcelo Schupbach
Douglas Hopkins Eric Persson
Cree
North Carolina State University International Rectifier
S12 S18
S6 Fundamentals and Power Supply on
Advanced Condition Multi-Objective Design Chip Technology for
Monitoring and Diagnosis of Inductive Power Transfer
Systems High Frequency Integrated
for Electric Motors and Drives Systems Voltage Regulation
Seungdeog Choi
Johann Kohlar Cian O’Mathuna
University of Akron
ETH Zurich Tyndall National Institute
Plenary Session – Monday, March 16th
Take a look at Monday’s Plenary Session lineup – to view the speaker
biographies go to the APEC 2015 website http://www.apec-conf.org/:
Hao Huang, GE Aviation, “Challenges in Electrical Systems for
More Electric Aircraft”
David Cox, Cree, “Power Architectures for the Next Generation of
Solid-State Lighting”
Dhaval Dalal, ON Semiconductor, “PSMA Power Technology Roadmap”
Kerry Cheung, Department of Energy, “DOE Perspectives on Microgrids”
Veena Misra, North Carolina State University, “Optimizing Performance
and Reliability of GaN MOSFET Devices”
David Pesiri, Los Alamos National Laboratory, “A New Emphasis on
Industry Partnerships at Los Alamos: Finding Win-Win Outcomes that
Benefit the Nation”
Technical and Dialogue Sessions
APEC professionals like you participated in a rigorous peer review process and have carefully picked 541 papers
making up APEC’s Technical Sessions. The review process highlights the most innovative technical solutions,
and provides the highest quality possible. The technical program includes papers of broad appeal scheduled for oral
presentation from Tuesday morning through Thursday afternoon. Papers with a more specialized focus are available
for discussion with authors at the dialogue session on Thursday at 11:30 a.m. The various technical venues cover all
areas of technical interest to the practicing power electronics professional. The papers are sure to give you many new
design ideas that you can apply to your work immediately.
Technical Sessions Dialogue Sessions
Tuesday, March 17 | 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Thursday, March 19
T1: Isolated DC-DC Converters
T2: Three-Phase & Higher Power AC-DC Converters 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
T3: Magnetic Devices and Components I
T4: Photovoltaic Applications D1: AC-DC Converters
T5: Machines and Inverters D2: DC-DC Converters I
T6: Modeling of DC Energy Converters and Systems D3: DC-DC Converters II
T7: DC-DC Converter Control I
D4: Power Electronics for Utility
Wednesday, March 18 | 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
Interface I
T8: Integrated and HF DC-DC Converters
T9: Single Phase AC-DC Converters D5: Power Electronics for Utility
Interface II
T10: Miscellaneous Grid Topics
T11: Inverter Control I D6: Power Electronics for Utility
T12: Conductive and Inductive Chargers for Electric Vehicles Interface III
T13: DC-DC Converter Control II D7: Drives and Inverters I
T14: Renewable Circuits I D8: Drives and Inverters II
Wednesday, March 18 | 2:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
T15: Renewable Microgrids D9: High Performance Devices
and Components
T16: WBG Device Performance & Circuit Interactions
T17: Inverter Topologies D10: Magnetic Devices and
T18: LED Drivers Components II
T19: Non-Isolated DC-DC Converters D11: Power System Solutions
T20: Multilevel Converters and Power Transformers D12: Modeling and Simulation
T21: Component Modeling
D13: Control
Thursday, March 19 | 8:30 a.m. – 11:20 a.m.
T22: DC-DC Converter Applications D14: Manufacturing, Quality, and
T23: System Integration Business Issues
T24: Modeling of AC Energy Converters and Systems D15: Renewable Grid
T25: What’s in the Can, Combinational Semiconductors D16: Renewable Wind II
T26: Renewable Wind I
T27: Power Electronics for Transportation Electrification D17: Renewable Circuits II
T28: WBG Power Device Based Applications D18: Renewable PV Systems
Thursday, March 19 | 2:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. D19: Transportation Power
T29: Resonant and Soft-Switching DC-DC Converters Electronics
T30: Power Converter Control
D20: Power Electronics
T31: Inverter Control II Applications I
T32: Wireless Power Transfer
D21: Power Electronics
T33: Utility & Mixed Applications of Power Electronics
Applications II
T34: Photovoltaics
T35: Grid and Microgrid InterfacesThe Rap Program Industry Sessions
At APEC 2015, the Industry Sessions track is even bigger;
The Rap Program will be held Tuesday, March 17, 2015, we’ve expanded from 12 sessions to 15, facilitating the
5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. We have three interesting and contro-
presentation of more content and perspectives for various
versial topics lined up for this year, with free refreshments
industries. This track runs in parallel
available:
with the traditional Technical See the APEC
1. John Miller:,“Wireless Transfer of Power: Sessions Track. Speakers are invited website for
Facts and Fictions.” to make a presentation only, without more details on
submitting a formal manuscript for each section.
2. Kevin Parmenter, “Wide Bandap Semiconductor Devices in the APEC Proceedings. This allows
Power Electronics – Who, What, Where, When, and Why?” APEC to present information on current topics in power
3. Babak Fahimi, “Future Expectations of Power Electronics electronics from sources that would not otherwise be present
for Variable Speed Drive Applications.” at an industry conference. While many of these sessions are
technical in nature, some also target business-oriented people
such as electronic system designers, regulatory agencies,
Exposition business-oriented people such as purchasing agents, and
To date we have 239 companies exhibiting at APEC, other people who support the power electronics industry.
and are once again SOLD OUT with 366 exhibit booths
Tuesday, March 17, 2015 | 8:30 a.m. – 11:55 a.m.
purchased on the show floor. The exhibit hall will be open
Monday, March 16 th 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. for the opening IS1: Latest Advances in Power Semiconductors, a Less
reception; Tuesday, March 17 th 12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m., Biased Discussion
and Wednesday, March 18 th 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. (lunch
IS2: Transportation Power Electronics: Vehicles, Chargers,
will be provided on both days). Come explore the exhibit
hall to learn about the latest technology and services and Components and Markets
enter to win one of several “high-tech” prize giveaways. IS3: PMBus Standards and Applications
You can view a floor plan and more at www.apec-conf.org.
Wednesday, March 18, 2015 | 8:30 a.m. – 10:10 a.m.
Looking for answers to the problems that are waiting for you IS4: Alternative Energy Topics
when you get back to the office or lab The APEC Exhibitor
Seminars may have the answers you are looking for. These IS5: Nanotechnology – State & Federal Activities
half hour presentations give you a more in-depth look at IS6: Emerging Power Electronics Technologies for
an Exhibitor’s products or services than you can get by just High Power and High Voltage Applications
dropping by their booth. With presentations on so many
topics, you are sure to find several of interest. The seminars Wednesday, March 18, 2015 | 2:00 p.m. – 5:25 p.m.
will be held Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons. IS7: The Business and Market of Power Electronics
IS8: Substrate Embedded Components Enabling
High Density 3D Power Packaging
APEC Micromouse Competition IS9: Applications Dictate Capacitor Technology
APEC will once again host the World-Famous APEC
Thursday, March 19, 2015 | 8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Micromouse Competition, the only event of its kind
IS10: Power Electronics Applications
in North America, drawing contestants from all over
the world. The contest will take place at the Charlotte IS11: IGBTs and Their Applications
Convention Center, in Room 209 on the evening of IS12: Recent Industrial Development in Wireless
Monday, March 16th starting at 8:00 p.m. All are Power Transfer
welcome! Thursday, March 19, 2015 | 2:00 p.m. – 5:25 p.m.
IS13: Mission Critical Power Systems
IS14: Wide Bandgap Semiconductors
IS15: Modeling & Simulation
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2015 APEC Exhibitors (as of 11/26/2014)
Aavid Thermalloy LLC Danfoss Silicon Power GmbH Illinois Capacitor Inc. MPS Industries, Inc. Semtech
ACME Electronics Corporation Datatronics Indium Corporation MTL Distribution Shanghai Eatop Electronic
Acopian Power Supplies Dau Thermal Solutions North Infineon National Program for Technology Co.
Adaptive Power Systems America Infolytica Corporation Intelligent Electronics ShengYe Electrical Co. Ltd
Adelser Dean Technology, Inc. INTEGRATED Engineering NEC TOKIN America Inc. Shenzhen Poco Magnetic Co.,
Advanced Cooling Dearborn Electronics Inc. Software New England Wire Ltd.
Technologies, Inc. Dexter Magentic Technologies Intepro Systems Technologies Simplis Technologies
Advanced Test Equipment Dino-Lite Scopes (BigC) Intermark (USA), Inc. NH Research, Inc. Sonoscan, Inc
Rentals Ducati Capacitors/Iconopower International Rectifier Niagara Thermal Products Sree Vishnu Magnetics Pvt.
Agile Magnetics EACO Capacitor Intersil Corporation Nichicon Ltd.
Agile Switch EBG Resistors Intertape Polymer Group NORWE, Inc Stellar Industries Corp.
Allstar Magnetics ECI Isotek Corporation, Subsidiary NXP Semiconductors STMicroelectronics, Inc.
Alpha ECU Electronics Industrial Co., of Isabellenhutte Oak Ridge National Laboratory Sumida America Components
Alpha & Omega Ltd. Iwatsu Test Instruments Ohmite MFG Inc.
Semiconductor EFC/WESCO JARO Thermal Okaya Taiwan Semiconductor Inc.
Alps Electric Co. Ltd. Efficient Power Conversion JFE Steel Corporation ON Semiconductor TDK Corporation
Altera Corporation Corporation (EPC) Jianghai Capacitor Co. LTD Opal-RT Teledyne LeCroy
Amantys LTD Egston System Electronics Johanson Dielectrics, Inc. Pacific Sowa Corporation Texas Instruments
Ametherm, Inc. Eggenburg John Deere Electronic PAL NOVA The Allpower Source (Div. of
Amphenol Interconnect Electrocube, Inc. Solutions Panasonic Technology Dynamics)
Products Electronic Concepts, Inc. Kaschke Components GMBH Pancon Corporation Thermik Corporation
Anpec Electronics Electronic Systems Packaging KDM Zhejiang Keda Payton America Toshiba America Electronic
ANSYS, Inc. Elna Magnetics Magnetoelectricity Co., Ltd. Pearson Electronics, Inc. Components, Inc.
APEI – Arkansas Power Enargy Power Co. Ltd. KEMET PELS TowerJazz
Electronics International Exar Corporation Kendeil srl Plexim Transim Technology
ART – Cosmo Ferrites Fairchild Semiconductor Keysight Technologies Power Electronic Transphorm
Ascatron Fair-Rite Products Corp. Knowles Capacitors Measurements Ltd. TT electronics
Auxel FTG Ferrite International Leclanche Capacitors Power Electronics Industry Typhoon HIL, Inc.
AVX Ferroxcube USA, Inc. LEM USA, Inc. Collaborative (PEIC) United Chemi-Con
Beijing Kejiaxin Electric Co., FRAKO Capacitors LHV Power Corporation Power Solutions Inc. United Silicon Carbide, Inc.
Ltd. Freescale Semiconductor Linear Technology Corporation PowerELab Ltd. University of Texas – Dallas
Bellwether Electronic Corp. Fuji Electric Corp. of America Lodestone Pacific Powerex, Inc. VAC Sales USA LLC
The Bergquist Company GAN Systems LTEC Corporation Powersim Inc. Venable Instruments, Inc.
BH Electronics, Inc. Gecko-Simulations MagnaChip Semiconductor Powervation Vicor Corporation
Bomatec International Corp. GENTEQ Magna-Power Electronics POWRMOD DC to DC Viking Tech America
Broxing SA Global Choice International Magnet Applications, Inc. Converters Corporation
CalRamic Technologies, LLC LLC Magnetic Metals Corp Precision Inc. Vishay Intertechnology, Inc.
Ceramic Magnetics, Inc./ Global Foundries Magnetics Prodrive Technologies Voltage Multipliers
Kolektor Magma Global Power Technologies Magsoft Corporation PSMA Wakefield-Vette Thermal
Chang Sung Corporation Group Malico Inc. Qualtek Solutions
Chroma Systems Solutions, GMW Associates Mangoldt Reactors RAF Tabtronics LLC Wolverine Tube Inc. –
Inc. Gowanda Electronics Mentor Graphics REMTEC, Inc. MicroCool Division
Cirasys, Inc. GRAPES – NSF Center on Mentor Graphics – Mechanical Renco Electronics Inc. Wurth Electronics Midcom
Coast Wire & Plastic Tech GRid-connected Advanced Analysis Renesas Electronics Inc.
CogniPower Power Electronic Systems Mersen RFMD X-FAB Semiconductor
Coil Winding Specialist, Inc. Haraeus Materials Technology Mesago PCIM GmbH Richardson RFPD Foundries
Coilcraft Hengdian Group DMEGC Metallix Refining Ridley Engineering, Inc. Xitron Technologies Inc.
Coiltron, Inc. Magnetics Co., LTD Methode Power Solutions Rogers Corporation Yokogawa Corporation of
Core Technology Group, Inc. Heraeus Electronic Materials Group ROHM America
Cornell Dubilier Division Micrel, Inc. Rubadue Wire Company, Inc. Zeasset Capacitors
COTEK Electronic Ind. Co., Ltd Hesse Mechatronics, Inc. Microchip Technology Inc. Samwha USA Inc. ZES Zimmer
CPS Technologies Hoffmann Micrometals, Inc. SanRex Corporation Zhejiang Guidu Power
Cramer Coil & Transformer Holy Stone International MK Magnetics Inc Sapa Extrusions North Electronic Co Ltd.
Co. Inc. HVR Advanced Power Monolith Semiconductor Inc. America Zhuzhou CSR Times Electric
Cree, Inc. Components, Inc. Monolithic Power Systems, SBE, Inc. Co., Ltd
CT Concept Technologie I.C.T. Power/ Innovation Plus Inc. Schaffner Trenco LLC Zipalog
CUI Inc. IAS MORNSUN America LLC Scientific Test, Inc. ZMDI (Zentrum
Daco Semiconductor ICE Components, Inc. Mouser Electronics, Inc. Semikron, Inc. Mikroelektronik Dresden)Schedule-at-a-Glance
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
TIME March 15, 2015 March 16, 2015 March 17, 2015 March 18, 2015 March 19, 2015
7:00 AM Dialogue
Speaker Speaker Speaker
Presenter
Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast
7:30 AM Breakfast
8:00 AM
Spouse
Breakfast
8:30 AM
9:00 AM Technical Industry Technical Industry Technical Industry
Sessions Sessions Sessions Sessions Sessions Sessions
9:30 AM
Professional
10:00 AM Education
Seminars Break Break Break Break
10:30 AM
Exhibitor
Seminars
Professional Technical Industry
11:00 AM Education Technical Industry Sessions Sessions
Seminars Sessions Sessions Exhibitor
Seminars
11:30 AM
Exposition
Open
12:00 PM
Dialogue
Sessions
12:30 PM
1:00 PM
1:30 PM
Plenary Exhibitor
Session 1 Seminars
2:00 PM
Plenary
Session 2 Exposition Exhibitor
Plenary Open Seminars Technical Industry Technical Industry
2:30 PM
Session 3 Sessions Sessions Sessions Sessions
Exhibitor
3:00 PM Break Seminars
Plenary
3:30 PM Break Break Break Break
Session 4 Exhibitor
Professional Seminars
Plenary
4:00 PM Education Session 5
Seminars
4:30 PM
Plenary Technical Industry Technical Industry
Session 6 Sessions Sessions Sessions Sessions
5:00 PM
5:30 PM
Rap Rap
Sessions Sessions
6:00 PM Exhibit Hall
Welcome
6:30 PM Reception
7:00 PM
7:30 PM
8:00 PM
Social
8:30 PM Event
MicroMouse
Contest
9:00 PM
9:30 PM
10:00 PMRegistration
APEC is the Premiere Event in Applied Power Electronics.
We provide unparalleled technical content at a low cost.
Member Non-member IEEE Life
Member &
Registration Type Early Regular Early Regular Student
Full Registration $825 $1000 $1000 $1175 $400
Tuesday – Thursday Technical Sessions $525 $625 $625 $725 $300
Seminars Only $425 $500 $500 $575 $225
Exhibits Only – Open Feb. 20th FREE FREE FREE
Additional Social Event Ticket $75 $75 $75
Monday Spouse Guest Tour $95 $95 $95
Tuesday Spouse Guest Tour $85 $85 $85
Conference registrations and hotel reservations should be completed and submitted online.
*Early registration rates are for members and non-members of the IEEE or PSMA and are valid
until February 20, 2015. A detailed list of all registration rates are also included online
at the APEC website.
Go to APEC-Conf.org for more information
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