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Emerging Trends and Developments in Power Electronics

A Special Issue of Electronics (ISSN 2079-9292) belonging to the section "Power Electronics".

Deadline for manuscript submissions: 15 April 2027 | Viewed by 464

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Department of Electrical and Thermal Engineering, Design and Project, University of Huelva, 21007 Huelva, Spain
Interests: DC–DC converters; DC microgrid; power quality; renewable energy
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Department of Electrical and Thermal Engineering, Design and Project, University of Huelva, 21007 Huelva, Spain
Interests: electric power quality; analysis and measurement of power quality in conditions of asymmetry and distortion; design and control of active power conditioners
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Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

Power electronics have undergone significant development and are now essential in most modern industrial applications. Their rapid progress has enabled systems that operate over a wide power range and support an ever-growing set of applications, with the key goals of reducing losses and improving reliability.

Within this framework, numerous researchers are focusing on new power electronic devices, their modeling and analysis, innovative converter topologies, advanced control strategies, system testing and monitoring, and the deployment of these technologies in emerging applications.

This Special Issue aims to encompass a broad spectrum of topics in power electronics that will be relevant to industry professionals and academics engaged in research, development, and practical implementation. It will feature full research articles, review papers, and high-quality contributions addressing the topics outlined above.

Prof. Dr. Salvador Pérez Litrán
Prof. Dr. Eladio Durán Aranda
Dr. Alejandro Pérez Vallés
Dr. José Matas
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Keywords

  • power electronics components
  • AC and DC power converter systems
  • modeling and stability of power electronic systems
  • multilevel converter topologies in power electronics
  • control strategies for power electronics
  • testing, diagnosis, and analysis of power electronic systems
  • applications of power electronics
  • electrical energy conversion systems
  • wireless power transfer technologies
  • electric motor drive systems
  • power quality improvement techniques

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