In a world where the demand for electrical power is surging due to the proliferation of IoT edge devices, electric vehicles, and cloud computing, the Power Technology Roadmap (PTR) aims
Reading recent conference papers, journal articles, and the trade press articles one would think that power electronics consisted only of dual active bridge (DAB) converters, various types of multi-level converters,
The Power Electronics Society’s five-year strategic plan includes enhancing career support and development programs. This focus on career development was clearly seen at IEEE Energy Conversion Congress & Expo (ECCE)
In the last calendar year, there were many changes within the organization, and it included a challenge to increase the purview of the Students and Young Professionals (S&YP) committee, as
As a power electronics professional, but also a consumer, you are likely seeing frequent news stories about electric vehicles (EVs), and perhaps have driven or even own an electric car.
In this article we look at how we can most efficiently “Electrify our World” to reduce emissions and meet net-zero goals by using wide bandgap semiconductors. Based on third party
The small-signal model of a switch-mode power converter is a useful tool in understanding its dynamic behavior and designing a proper compensator. In the power electronics community, people derive small-signal
Transient voltage overshoot is a common phenomenon in wide bandgap (WBG) power semiconductors due to high frequency and fast switching applications. An application driven repetitive transient off-state overvoltage datasheet specification
Topics in control and power electronics play a pivotal role in the transition of power systems from centralized generation to distributed generation, the electrification of transportation, and the improvement of
In its latest report, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) concludes that any further increase of global temperatures aggravates climate-related risks like species losses, extreme heat and humidity with
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