Power Electronics and Power Conversion-Related Applications of Micro Energy Devices
A special issue of Micromachines (ISSN 2072-666X). This special issue belongs to the section "D：Materials and Processing".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (28 February 2022) | Viewed by 6371
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Interests: power electronics; power conversion; electronic lighting; energy-saving
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Interests: power electronics; switching power converter; LED driver
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Interests: sliding mode control; intelligent control; grey theory; power electronic converters
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Interests: inverters; photovoltaic power systems; LED drivers
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Interests: networked control system; fault tolerant control; descriptor systems; optimization problems
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The power conversion of micro energy devices converts available energy into more useful forms, such as converting mechanical, chemical, thermal, kinetic energy, solar energy, or wind power into electricity, propulsion, or cooling. Typical micro energy conversion devices include micro heat engines, micro turbines, micro fuel cells, vibration energy harvesters, micro rocket engines, micro coolers, and so on. In addition, microelectromechanical systems are ultra-compact systems composed of micromechanical components such as sensors, actuators and electronic circuits on a silicon wafer using the microfabrication and manufacturing technology. The microelectromechanical systems contribute to the ultra-miniaturization of various products, such as the digital microdisplays of projectors, nozzles inside the heads of ink-jet printers, piezoelectric ceramic actuators, and various sensors such as gyroscopes, pressure sensors, acceleration sensors, and flow rate sensors. In addition, energy harvesting is a process from which energy can be obtained, captured, and stored from external sources and devices for use in small wireless autonomous devices, wearable electronic devices, and wireless sensor networks. Power electronics is the application of solid-state electronics and the latest semiconductor technology for harvesting, converting, and controlling energy and power. Accordingly, this Special Issue aims to invite original research papers and review articles that focus on the recent developments and technology for power electronics and power conversion-related applications involving micro energy devices and microelectromechanical systems.
Prof. Dr. Chun-An Cheng
Prof. Dr. Hung-Liang Cheng
Prof. Dr. En-Chih Chang
Prof. Dr. Chien-Hsuan Chang
Dr. Ching-Min Lee
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Keywords
- micro energy devices
- microelectromechanical systems
- micro power generation
- micro heat engines
- micro fuel cells
- micro energy harvesting
- micro propulsion
- micro coolers
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