Advanced Power Electronics Technology
Power electronics have become indispensable in modern life, enabling the integration of large-scale renewable energy sources—such as photovoltaic and wind power—flexible power transmission, and highly efficient power distribution and utilization. Continuous advancements in competitive topologies, ne...
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| author | Ma, Wenzhong Feng, Xingtian Song, Shuguang |
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| description | Power electronics have become indispensable in modern life, enabling the integration of large-scale renewable energy sources—such as photovoltaic and wind power—flexible power transmission, and highly efficient power distribution and utilization. Continuous advancements in competitive topologies, next-generation switching devices, and innovative control strategies are driving the field forward. Several typical examples illustrate these technological advancements in practice: First, modular high-voltage, high-power DC/DC converters have emerged as a crucial solution for renewable energy systems and future DC grids, addressing the growing need for efficient direct DC/DC conversion in applications ranging from utility-scale solar farms to electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Second, the adoption of wide-bandgap devices, such as GaN and SiC, is revolutionizing power conversion efficiency, offering superior performance through reduced switching losses, higher voltage tolerance, and more compact designs. Third, advanced control algorithms (e.g., fuzzy control, model predictive control, and AI-driven techniques) continue to enhance system performance, opening new possibilities in power electronics. This reprint compiles cutting-edge research from the Special Issue "Advanced Power Electronics Technology," presenting recent achievements that support the evolution of modern power grids. We hope these contributions will inspire further innovation and development in the field. |
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| spelling | doab-20.500.12854ir-1705982026-01-02T16:15:01Z Advanced Power Electronics Technology Ma, Wenzhong Feng, Xingtian Song, Shuguang optimal-switching strategy gate driver circuit silicon carbide MOSFET voltage and current overshoot LTspice gas-insulated power transmission line (GIL) surface potential measurement surface charge inversion algorithm surface charge accumulation mechanism surface charge suppression measure DC distribution DC transformer modular multilevel converter non-isolated converter step-down converter indirect matrix converter (IMC) current ripple analysis spread-spectrum modulation periodic PWM electromagnetic interference (EMI) gas-insulated switchgear insulated pull rods corona discharge simulation analysis flexible distribution network flexible multistate switch exact feedback linearization adaptive quasi-super-twisting sliding mode control battery energy storage frequency control grid-forming control inverter control solar generation controller design load variation stability analysis buck-boost converters proportional integral derivative Schottky diode error signal control signal steady-state error tuning methods Power electronics have become indispensable in modern life, enabling the integration of large-scale renewable energy sources—such as photovoltaic and wind power—flexible power transmission, and highly efficient power distribution and utilization. Continuous advancements in competitive topologies, next-generation switching devices, and innovative control strategies are driving the field forward. Several typical examples illustrate these technological advancements in practice: First, modular high-voltage, high-power DC/DC converters have emerged as a crucial solution for renewable energy systems and future DC grids, addressing the growing need for efficient direct DC/DC conversion in applications ranging from utility-scale solar farms to electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Second, the adoption of wide-bandgap devices, such as GaN and SiC, is revolutionizing power conversion efficiency, offering superior performance through reduced switching losses, higher voltage tolerance, and more compact designs. Third, advanced control algorithms (e.g., fuzzy control, model predictive control, and AI-driven techniques) continue to enhance system performance, opening new possibilities in power electronics. This reprint compiles cutting-edge research from the Special Issue "Advanced Power Electronics Technology," presenting recent achievements that support the evolution of modern power grids. We hope these contributions will inspire further innovation and development in the field. 2026-01-02T16:14:57Z 2026-01-02T16:14:57Z 2025 book 978-3-7258-4789-1 https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/170598 eng application/octet-stream Attribution 4.0 International https://mdpi.com/books https://mdpi.com/books/pdfview/book/11325 MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 10.3390/books978-3-7258-4790-7 10.3390/books978-3-7258-4790-7 46cabcaa-dd94-4bfe-87b4-55023c1b36d0 978-3-7258-4789-1 168 CH open access |
| spellingShingle | optimal-switching strategy gate driver circuit silicon carbide MOSFET voltage and current overshoot LTspice gas-insulated power transmission line (GIL) surface potential measurement surface charge inversion algorithm surface charge accumulation mechanism surface charge suppression measure DC distribution DC transformer modular multilevel converter non-isolated converter step-down converter indirect matrix converter (IMC) current ripple analysis spread-spectrum modulation periodic PWM electromagnetic interference (EMI) gas-insulated switchgear insulated pull rods corona discharge simulation analysis flexible distribution network flexible multistate switch exact feedback linearization adaptive quasi-super-twisting sliding mode control battery energy storage frequency control grid-forming control inverter control solar generation controller design load variation stability analysis buck-boost converters proportional integral derivative Schottky diode error signal control signal steady-state error tuning methods Ma, Wenzhong Feng, Xingtian Song, Shuguang Advanced Power Electronics Technology |
| title | Advanced Power Electronics Technology |
| title_full | Advanced Power Electronics Technology |
| title_fullStr | Advanced Power Electronics Technology |
| title_full_unstemmed | Advanced Power Electronics Technology |
| title_short | Advanced Power Electronics Technology |
| title_sort | advanced power electronics technology |
| topic | optimal-switching strategy gate driver circuit silicon carbide MOSFET voltage and current overshoot LTspice gas-insulated power transmission line (GIL) surface potential measurement surface charge inversion algorithm surface charge accumulation mechanism surface charge suppression measure DC distribution DC transformer modular multilevel converter non-isolated converter step-down converter indirect matrix converter (IMC) current ripple analysis spread-spectrum modulation periodic PWM electromagnetic interference (EMI) gas-insulated switchgear insulated pull rods corona discharge simulation analysis flexible distribution network flexible multistate switch exact feedback linearization adaptive quasi-super-twisting sliding mode control battery energy storage frequency control grid-forming control inverter control solar generation controller design load variation stability analysis buck-boost converters proportional integral derivative Schottky diode error signal control signal steady-state error tuning methods |
| topic_facet | optimal-switching strategy gate driver circuit silicon carbide MOSFET voltage and current overshoot LTspice gas-insulated power transmission line (GIL) surface potential measurement surface charge inversion algorithm surface charge accumulation mechanism surface charge suppression measure DC distribution DC transformer modular multilevel converter non-isolated converter step-down converter indirect matrix converter (IMC) current ripple analysis spread-spectrum modulation periodic PWM electromagnetic interference (EMI) gas-insulated switchgear insulated pull rods corona discharge simulation analysis flexible distribution network flexible multistate switch exact feedback linearization adaptive quasi-super-twisting sliding mode control battery energy storage frequency control grid-forming control inverter control solar generation controller design load variation stability analysis buck-boost converters proportional integral derivative Schottky diode error signal control signal steady-state error tuning methods |
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