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.
ISO9001:2008 Internal Auditor Training
/in Qualifications /by spssps15In anticipation of seeking certification to ISO9001:2008, two SPS staff have attended BSI’s internal auditor course which was held over two days in York. Both Alan Yarker (Production and Quality Manager) and Peter Moriarty (Principal R&D Engineer) found the course to be very helpful in providing a structured approach to auditing. It also allowed them […]
Review of in-house SMD Soldering
/in Facilities /by spssps15Having our own internal capability for high quality assembly of SMD PCBs for prototyping and small manufacturing batch runs has always been essential to meet customer lead times. Without a large multi-zone heater reflow oven and the possibility of tweaking parameters to optimise production yield, this is not a straightforward task. This has been compounded […]
IPC-A-610 Certified Trainer
/in Qualifications /by spssps15We are fortunate in having a very experienced production technician (Elizabeth Thewlis) who joined SPS in June 2012 having previously worked for many years in the power electronics industry. Liz had previously been trained to IPC-A-610 but her certification had lapsed. Given her experience it was an obvious decision to ask her to take the […]