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A 30V to 6000V converter for capacitor charging applications
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A portable solar battery charger for military applications (X-90 Solar)
A high-power, bidirectional DC/DC converter for hybrid-electric vehicle applications
An Active Controlled Cooling System
An educational product to teach digital control in power electronics (PE-iLab)
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April, 2011: ApECOR received a contract to deliver two 200kW bidirectional DC-DC converters for a prototype industrial vehicle.

April 1st, 2011: Participated as a sponsoring company in the YES Annual Symposium at the University of Central Florida.

March, 2011: ApECOR X-90 solar battery chargers have passed independent tests and are currently under evaluation in Afghanistan with the Canadian Army.

March 1st, 2011: Antoine Khoury of ApECOR explains how his company focuses on research and development of advanced power electronics in the Faces of Technology video interview. Watch on YouTube

Jan., 2011: ApECOR delivered a 5kW digitally controlled DC-DC converter design for hybrid-electric vehicles as an alternator replacement for a medium size company specialized in the design & manufacture of electronics for harsh environments.

Nov., 2010: ApECOR has been notified of selection for a NASA Phase II contract - "High-Temperature, Wirebondless, Ultra-Compact Wide Bandgap Power Semiconductor Modules for Space Power Systems"

Sep., 2010: ApECOR received a contract to deliver four 160kW DC-DC converters for a high-power fuel cell locomotive system.

July, 2010: ApECOR successfully finished Nasa Phase I contract - "High-Temperature, Wirebondless, Ultra-Compact Wide Bandgap Power Semiconductor Modules for Space Power Systems"

May, 2010: ApECOR received Army Phase IV contract - "High Power, High Voltage, Bidirectional DC-DC Converter", for the delivery and testing support of a 200kW bidirectional DC-DC converter to be integrated in an advanced hybrid vehicle testbed.

Jan., 2010: ApECOR received Nasa Phase I contract - "High-Temperature, Wirebondless, Ultra-Compact Wide Bandgap Power Semiconductor Modules for Space Power Systems"

Sep., 2009: ApECOR started a project for a medium size company specialized in the design & manufacture of electronics for harsh environments. The goal is to develop a DC-DC converter for hybrid-electric vehicles as an alternator replacement. It will be able to convert 600V/700V to 12V with a power rating of 5kW.

March 1, 2009: ApECOR received Army Phase III contract - "High Power, High Voltage, Bidirectional DC-DC Converter"

Aug. 7, 2008: PE-iLab units sold to University of Central Florida and the National Technical University of Athens.

Jan., 2008: ApECOR completed the work for a medium size electronics company. This project consisted of a complete redesign of two existing analog controllers of a multi-stage power factor corrected front end power supply for server applications. The analog controllers were first converted to digital, where unique control techniques and dynamic parameter optimizations were added to increase the converters light load efficiency. This system was tested and shown to improve light load efficiency.

Nov. 30, 2007: ApECOR has been selected for Nasa Phase II SBIR - "Three-Port converter"

March, 2007: ApECOR completed work for a large industrial company. A complete converter system was delivered. A 12kW bi-directional DC to DC converter was designed for hybrid vehicle bus management applications. A layered control architecture was developed for a seamless vehicle integration via a CAN bus controller. All necessary control loops were designed and implemented digitally. The system was fully tested in all power levels and transients conditions.

Jan. 1, 2007: ApECOR has been selected for Nasa Phase I SBIR - "Three-Port converter"

May, 2006: ApECOR completed work for a medium size electronics company. This was a proof of concept redesign of an existing analog controller into a digital controller with a switching frequency of 100 kHz. The digital controller was designed, tested, and delivered, proving the capabilities of the digital controller.

Aug. 8, 2005: ApECOR has been selected for a Phase II Army SBIR contract - "High Power, High Voltage, Bidirectional DC-DC Converter"

Feb. 1, 2005: ApECOR awarded Phase I Army SBIR contract - "High Power, High Voltage, Bidirectional DC-DC Converter"

Oct. 1, 2004: ApECOR awarded Emerson contract - "Low-Voltage DC-DC Converters with Improved Efficiency and Increased Power Density"

Feb. 1, 2003: ApECOR awarded Phase II Air Force contract - "Advanced Development of Parallel-Connected DC-DC Converters with Innovative Control"

March 1, 2002: ApECOR awarded Phase I Air Force contract - "Advanced Development of Parallel-Connected DC-DC Converters with Innovative Control"