From architecture studies to bench-level prototypes, Westghat helps technical teams turn demanding power requirements into testable engineering decisions.
Evaluate load behavior, distribution topology, power quality, and system constraints before design decisions become expensive to reverse.
Typical deliverables: load and constraint assessments, single-line concepts, interface definitions, and design review findings.
Explore DC distribution architectures, conversion stages, protection considerations, and controls for distributed or high-density loads.
Typical deliverables: architecture options, trade-off matrices, preliminary electrical models, and integration roadmaps.
Translate conversion requirements into practical rectifier, converter, and control concepts with attention to thermal, electrical, and integration constraints.
Typical deliverables: requirements, topology comparisons, simulation plans, prototype specifications, and test plans.
De-risk novel concepts through targeted experiments rather than assuming a paper design will behave as expected in hardware.
Typical deliverables: proof-of-concept plans, bench test protocols, measured findings, and next-iteration recommendations.