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NSF 26-510 | Power Management — Power Electronics Circuits and Control Systems

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The National Science Foundation is soliciting proposals under the Power Management topic, specifically focusing on Power Electronics Circuits and Control Systems. This initiative seeks the development of novel technologies for power and thermal management, spanning a range of applications from device-scale breakthroughs and embedded systems to standalone or grid-scale technologies. This opportunity is issued as a total small business set-aside under the SBIR/STTR mandate, restricting eligibility to organizations with fewer than 500 employees. Interested parties can find further details through the NSF Seed Fund portal under solicitation number nsf-seedfund-PM-PM5_STTR.

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NSF seeks small business proposals for power electronics and thermal management technology development.

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AgencyNational Science Foundation
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The Power Management topic address the development of novel technologies that enable new power and thermal management solutions. Innovations supported could range from device-scale breakthroughs to embedded or standalone systems or grid-scale technologies.
## Subtopic: Power Electronics Circuits and Control Systems

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