Applications of Power Electronics

Power electronics technology is still an emerging technology, and it has found its way into many applications, from renewable energy generation (i.e., wind power and solar power) to electrical vehicles (EVs), biomedical devices, and small appliances, such as laptop chargers. In the near future, elec...

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Main Author: Blaabjerg, Frede (auth)
Other Authors: Dragicevic, Tomislav (auth), Davari, Pooya (auth)
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Published: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2019
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520 |a Power electronics technology is still an emerging technology, and it has found its way into many applications, from renewable energy generation (i.e., wind power and solar power) to electrical vehicles (EVs), biomedical devices, and small appliances, such as laptop chargers. In the near future, electrical energy will be provided and handled by power electronics and consumed through power electronics; this not only will intensify the role of power electronics technology in power conversion processes, but also implies that power systems are undergoing a paradigm shift, from centralized distribution to distributed generation. Today, more than 1000 GW of renewable energy generation sources (photovoltaic (PV) and wind) have been installed, all of which are handled by power electronics technology. The main aim of this book is to highlight and address recent breakthroughs in the range of emerging applications in power electronics and in harmonic and electromagnetic interference (EMI) issues at device and system levels as discussed in ?robust and reliable power electronics technologies, including fault prognosis and diagnosis technique stability of grid-connected converters and ?smart control of power electronics in devices, microgrids, and at system levels. 
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653 |a lithium-ion power battery pack 
653 |a electromagnetic field (EMF) 
653 |a expert systems 
653 |a total harmonic distortion (THD) 
653 |a current-fed inverter 
653 |a rotor design 
653 |a class-D amplifier 
653 |a LCL-S topology 
653 |a current switching ripple 
653 |a system in package 
653 |a energy storage modelling 
653 |a smart micro-grid 
653 |a embedded systems 
653 |a equivalent inductance 
653 |a SHIL 
653 |a permanent magnet 
653 |a static var generator (SVG) 
653 |a permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) 
653 |a control strategy and algorithm 
653 |a digital control 
653 |a zero-voltage switching (ZVS) 
653 |a SOC estimator 
653 |a electric power 
653 |a optimal design 
653 |a electromagnetic field interference (EMI) 
653 |a line frequency instability 
653 |a analog phase control 
653 |a five-phase permanent magnet synchronous machine 
653 |a distribution generation 
653 |a leakage inductance 
653 |a adjacent two-phase open circuit fault (A2-Ph) 
653 |a chaotic PWM 
653 |a electric vehicles 
653 |a CMOS chaotic circuit 
653 |a series active filter 
653 |a cascaded topology 
653 |a total demand distortion 
653 |a efficiency motor 
653 |a triangular ramp generator 
653 |a 4T analog MOS control 
653 |a inductive coupling 
653 |a induction machines 
653 |a nanocrystalline core 
653 |a semi-active bridge 
653 |a multi-level control 
653 |a simulation models 
653 |a voltage source inverters (VSI) 
653 |a battery management system BMS 
653 |a voltage source converter 
653 |a current control loops 
653 |a droop control 
653 |a particle swarm optimization 
653 |a variable control gain 
653 |a state of charge SoC 
653 |a extended Kalman filter 
653 |a transient control 
653 |a multi-objective optimization 
653 |a composite equalizer 
653 |a converter 
653 |a DHIL 
653 |a five-leg voltage source inverter 
653 |a axial flux machines 
653 |a bifurcation 
653 |a active receivers 
653 |a field programmable gate array 
653 |a Nyquist stability analysis 
653 |a electric vehicle 
653 |a static compensator 
653 |a stability 
653 |a common-mode inductor 
653 |a DC-DC converters 
653 |a support vector machines 
653 |a electromagnetic compatibility 
653 |a real-time simulation 
653 |a passive equalization 
653 |a matrix converters 
653 |a wireless power transfer 
653 |a digital phase control 
653 |a compensation topology 
653 |a volt-per-hertz control (scalar control) 
653 |a switching losses 
653 |a voltage control 
653 |a hybrid converter 
653 |a bidirectional converter 
653 |a coupling factor 
653 |a selective harmonic elimination method 
653 |a power electronics 
653 |a soft switching 
653 |a optimization design 
653 |a multilevel inverter 
653 |a five-phase machine 
653 |a phase-shift control 
653 |a lithium-ion battery 
653 |a voltage boost 
653 |a VPI active damping control 
653 |a parameter identification 
653 |a electrical engineering communications 
653 |a current control 
653 |a DC-DC conversion 
653 |a battery management system 
653 |a GaN cascode 
653 |a single-switch 
653 |a high-frequency modeling 
653 |a synchronous motor 
653 |a power quality 
653 |a water purification 
653 |a power factor correction (PFC) 
653 |a composite active vectors modulation (CVM) 
653 |a digital signal controller 
653 |a line start 
653 |a power density 
653 |a hardware in loop 
653 |a n/a 
653 |a fault diagnosis 
653 |a multi-level converter (MLC) 
653 |a induction motor 
653 |a dual three-phase (DTP) permanent magnet synchronous motors (PMSMs) 
653 |a neural networks 
653 |a electromagnetic interference filter 
653 |a battery chargers 
653 |a power converter 
653 |a harmonics 
653 |a multiphase space vector modulation 
653 |a torque ripple 
653 |a power factor correction 
653 |a electrical drives 
653 |a modular multilevel converter (MMC) 
653 |a active power filter 
653 |a double layer capacitor (DLC) models 
653 |a PMSG 
653 |a response time 
653 |a resonator structure 
653 |a floating-point 
653 |a effect factors 
653 |a DC-link voltage control 
653 |a sliding mode control 
653 |a phasor model technique 
653 |a wireless power transfer (WPT) 
653 |a slim DC-link drive 
653 |a fault-tolerant control 
653 |a lithium-ion batteries 
653 |a DC-AC power converters 
653 |a conducting angle determination (CAD) techniques 
653 |a variable speed pumped storage system 
653 |a impedance-based model 
653 |a one cycle control 
653 |a renewable energy sources 
653 |a series-series compensation 
653 |a cogging torque 
653 |a active rectifiers 
653 |a three-level boost converter (TLBC) 
653 |a DC-link cascade H-bridge (DCLCHB) inverter 
653 |a battery energy storage systems 
653 |a filter 
653 |a power management system 
653 |a improved extended Kalman filter 
653 |a dead-time compensation 
653 |a disturbance observer 
653 |a reference phase calibration 
653 |a frequency locking 
653 |a space vector pulse width modulation (SVPWM) 
653 |a predictive controllers 
653 |a nine switch converter 
653 |a transmission line 
653 |a spread-spectrum technique 
653 |a energy storage 
653 |a electromagnetic interference 
653 |a renewable energy resources control 
653 |a harmonic linearization 
653 |a misalignment 
653 |a plug-in hybrid electric vehicles 
653 |a high level programing 
653 |a nearest level modulation (NLM) 
653 |a magnetic equivalent circuit 
653 |a EMI filter 
653 |a permanent-magnet machines 
653 |a real-time emulation 
653 |a switched capacitor 
653 |a back EMF 
653 |a fixed-point 
653 |a HF-link MPPT converter 
653 |a condition monitoring 
653 |a WPT standards 
653 |a switching frequency 
653 |a switching frequency modelling 
653 |a high frequency switching power supply 
653 |a field-programmable gate array 
653 |a three-phase bridgeless rectifier 
653 |a ice melting 
653 |a AC-DC power converters 
653 |a hybrid power filter 
653 |a PSpice 
653 |a microgrid control 
653 |a total harmonic distortion 
653 |a grid-connected inverter 
653 |a dynamic PV model 
653 |a fuzzy 
653 |a boost converter 
653 |a SiC PV Supply 
653 |a voltage doubling 
653 |a nonlinear control 
653 |a distributed control 
653 |a power system operation and control 
653 |a one phase open circuit fault (1-Ph) 
653 |a direct torque control (DTC) 
653 |a battery modeling 
653 |a non-linear phenomena 
653 |a frequency-domain analysis 
653 |a advanced controllers 
653 |a vector control 
653 |a fixed-frequency double integral sliding-mode (FFDISM) 
653 |a power converters 
653 |a modulation index 
653 |a DC-DC buck converter 
653 |a small signal stability analysis 
653 |a active equalization 
653 |a voltage source inverter 
653 |a hardware-in-the-loop 
653 |a current source 
653 |a synchronization 
653 |a grid-connected VSI 
653 |a synchronous generator 
653 |a fault tolerant control 
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