Feature Review Papers in Power Electronics

Dear Colleagues,

This Special Issue is devoted to publishing new review papers exploring the current trends, challenges, and future trends in power electronics (including the components, circuits, design, modeling, simulation, control, implementation, reliability, testing, and analysis of power electronics) for electric drives and generators, renewable energy systems, energy storage systems, smart cities, smart grids, and power systems, as well as transport, industrial, medical, military, telecommunication, consumable, and home apparatuses.

In this Special Issue, we encourage our Section Editorial Board Members, Topical Advisory Panel Members, and related outstanding scholars involved in power electronics to discuss key topics in the field and submit innovative review papers on power electronics that make significant contributions to the existing literature in the field of power electronics. We expect these papers to be widely read and highly influential within the field.

The subject areas include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Power electronic circuits: DC/DC, DC/AC, and AC/AC power converters.
• Power electronic components: switching devices, diodes, inductors, capacitors, transformers, filters, sensors, etc.
• Power electronic control: modulation techniques, control techniques, control systems, etc.
• Instrumentation, monitoring, and the IoT of power electronics and their applications.
• EMI/EMC in power electronics.
• Reliability of power electronics.
• Artificial intelligence in power electronics.
• Electric drives and generators.
• Power electronics for renewable energy systems.
• Power electronics for energy storage systems.
• Power electronics for smart cities.
• Power electronics for smart grids.
• Power electronics for power systems: FACTS, HVDC systems, etc.
• Power electronics for transport applications (electric vehicles, trains, aircraft, ships, etc.).
• Power electronics for industrial applications.
• Power electronics for medical applications.
• Power electronics for telecommunication applications.
• Power electronics for energy-harvesting systems.
• Power electronics for consumable applications.
• Power electronics for home appliances.

Dr. Ahmed F. Zobaa
Prof. Dr. Luis M. Fernández-Ramírez
Dr. Pedro J. Villegas
Dr. Pablo García Triviño
Guest Editors

Manuscript Submission Information

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• power electronics components
• power electronics circuits
• power electronics design
• power electronics modeling
• power electronics simulation
• power electronics control
• artificial intelligence in power electronics
• power electronics implementation
• power electronics reliability
• power electronics testing and analysis
• power electronics applications