Power Electronics Technology and Application
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 10 March 2025 | Viewed by 902
Special Issue Editors
Interests: power electronics; power converters; wireless power transfer; energy storage technology; magnetic elements; modelling electronic components
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Dear Colleagues,
The pursuit of miniaturization of power electronic devices requires increasing the frequency of their operation. The increase in this frequency is limited by the dynamic properties of the elements contained in such devices, i.e., semiconductor and magnetic elements, which narrows the scope of their application and affects the energy efficiency of power electronic systems. For example, an increase in the operating frequency of electronic devices containing magnetic elements causes decrease of energy efficiency of the considered system. The reason for the reduced efficiency is an increase in power losses in magnetic elements. Additionally, an increase in the operating frequency causes an increase in the temperature of the considered elements as a result of thermal phenomena occurring in them, such as self-heating or mutual thermal coupling between the components of the mentioned element (core, winding). Therefore, the aim of this issue is to identify new trends and research in the field of modern electronic components used in power systems and to present the influence of selected properties of electronic components of the considered systems. Additionally, the area of power systems in which specific electronic components are used will be indicated.
Prof. Dr. Kalina Detka
Dr. Damian Bisewski
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- power semiconductor devices
- SiC
- GaN
- magnetic materials
- power electronics
- power converters
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