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Advances in Power Electronics: Transformation Technologies and their Applications in Converter Systems, Wireless Power Transfer, and Electrical Energy Storage Systems

A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering".

Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 March 2026

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Department of Power Electronics, Gdynia Maritime University, Morska 81-87, 81-225 Gdynia, Poland
Interests: power electronic circuits; power LED supplies; power LED; light sensors; microcontrollers; soldering alloy uses in assembly LED diodes, hydrogen systems, battery storage and management system, hydrogen power supplies
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Department of Power Electronics, Gdynia Maritime University, Morska 81-87, 81-225 Gdynia
Interests: Wireless Power Transfer systems, Inductor, Transformers, High frequency air core transformers, power electronics systems, energy storage systems
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Special Issue Information

Power electronic systems, typically containing magnetic components and semiconductor power devices, are integral parts of modern electrical energy conversion systems based on traditional and renewable energy sources. Electro-thermal analysis of power electronic circuits and the semiconductors or magnetic components themselves is one of the main stages in the design of electrical energy conversion systems.

Electricity storage systems used to store excess energy generated by renewable energy sources are also a very important element of electricity conversion systems. Electricity storage systems are equipped with batteries manufactured using various technologies. However, in addition to the electricity storage facilities themselves, battery management systems are a binding element in electricity storage systems, ensuring the longest possible service life of such a system.

It should also be noted that modern semiconductor devices used in electrical power conversion systems are made using materials with a wide energy bandgap. The use of such devices requires appropriate knowledge, among other things, in the selection of a suitable control system to ensure the correct operation of these devices, which in turn significantly affects the energy efficiency of power electronic systems. The properties of magnetic components are also important, where the selection of the appropriate magnetic material for the construction of the core of such a component, or the lack of it, is of key importance and significantly affects the energy efficiency of electrical energy conversion systems, especially when such a system is to operate in the high frequency range.

One of the challenges in modern power electronics is also the power supply of hydrogen production systems and their further trouble-free cooperation with fuel cells in order to generate green electricity. Much space in the literature is also devoted to wireless power transmission systems, including those used to power electric vehicles, whose main components are power electronic systems and air transformers.

 

Dr. Przemysław Ptak

Dr. Kalina Detka

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Prof. Dr. Przemysław Ptak
Prof. Dr. Kalina Detka
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Keywords

  • power LED supplies, WPT (Wireless Power Transfer), power converters, power supply, air core transformer, energy storage systems, batteries management systems, power electronic devices, wide bandgap power devices, wind turbines, renewable energy sources, PV sources, hydrogen systems

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