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Concept

high-power electronics

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566

Authors

204

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About

High-power electronics is a specialized domain within electrical engineering and applied physics dedicated to the design, control, and application of solid-state electronic converters and systems operating at significantly high voltage and/or current levels. This field investigates the characteristics of high-power semiconductor devices, advanced converter topologies, thermal management techniques, and sophisticated control strategies necessary to efficiently and reliably manage electrical power flow in multi-megawatt to gigawatt applications, underpinning critical infrastructure like power grids, heavy industry, and high-energy research facilities.

Top Authors

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BB

University of Tennessee at Knoxville

NH

Electric Power Research Institute

BJ

North Carolina State University

FB

Aalborg University

RW

RWTH Aachen University

Top Institutions

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University of Tennessee at Knoxville

Knoxville, United States

ABB (Switzerland)

Zurich, Switzerland

North Carolina State University

Raleigh, United States

Virginia Tech

Blacksburg, United States