Custom Engineered Power Electronics
Smart Power Solutions is based in Leeds in the UK and was founded in 2001. We specialise in the development and manufacture of intelligent high-efficiency power electronics systems both for static and rotating applications. We have taken our considerable experience gained working on sophisticated motor drives and applied it to power supplies, battery chargers, power conditioners and grid tied inverters. Our engineers have successfully tackled a wide variety of systems from high volume cost sensitive automotive and appliance applications all the way through to lower volume high power systems for industrial and railway traction auxiliaries applications.
ISO9001 Acreditation
A fantastic achievement and we are as convinced as ever that this will bring real value to the company and our customers.
ISO9001 Acreditation
A fantastic achievement and we are as convinced as ever that this will bring real value to the company and our customers.
New Isolated Scope for the Lab
/in Facilities /by spssps15We are great believers in investing in our lab equipment to make us efficient but always have to keep an eye on costs. Being a modest size outfit ourselves, we are also keen on supporting the small guys out there. When one of our scopes recently failed and it was uneconomic to repair, we therefore […]
MISRA C 2012 Training
/in Qualifications /by spssps15As part of our ongoing software quality improvement initiative, our Technical Partner (Charlie Elliott) and one of our Principal Engineers (Mark Berry) are going on a two day training course on MISRA C 2012 next week. This is being run by one of the top software QA tools vendors (LDRA) at their offices in Liverpool […]
What a busy week!!
/in Events /by spssps15The week commencing 29th January was a tad busy for our Technical Partner Dr Charlie Elliott!! Tuesday 30th was the Reinforcing the Grid for the Roll Out of Electrical Vehicles event in London. A very well attended event with interesting and diverse talks. It was particularly interesting to hear from National Grid who think that […]