Advances in Energy-Saving Technology and Monitoring

Dear Colleagues,

Climate change is an important issue that the whole world must jointly deal with. Saving energy is one of effective means to reduce carbon emissions. Among saving energy, electrification is the most important approach and has become a trend for energy usage. Residential, commercial, industrial, transportation and utility systems have countless applications of electronics devices and electrical equipment. Power electronics play an important role in these systems since these systems need to convert power among various types of energy source and load.

This Special Issue “Advances in Energy-Saving Technology and Monitoring” aims to curate works presenting novel advances in the development and application of power electronics technology in the reduction of power loss and energy consumption and increase conversion efficiency. Topics include, but are not limited to:

• New power converter circuits (or systems) to improve the efficiency of applications;
• Novel power management methods (control, optimization, or prediction) for increasing the overall operation efficiency of the system;
• New power devices (including power semiconductors, magnetic elements, motors, sensors, and thermal devices) and control devices (MCUs, ICs) for power converter systems that can improve efficiency;
• New analysis and development tools (hardware or software) for thew design and implementation of power converter systems to evaluate (or increase) efficiency.

Dr. Hsuang-Chang Chiang
Prof. Dr. Ming-Tsung Tsai
Guest Editors

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