Introduction to Power Electronics
To achieve the controllability over electric power, Power Electronics has been developed. It deals with the electric power supply based on the working principle of electronics devices. It enhances our search for the suitable semiconductor devices and also explores resources for manufacturing power semiconductor devices.
This subject reveals the site for finding published articles of power electronics and its applications.
Applications of Power Electronics
Advertising
Air-Conditioning
Aircraft Power Supplies
Alarms
Appliances
Audio Amplifiers
Battery Charger
Blenders
Blowers
Boilers
Burglar Alarms
Cement Kiln
Cloth Dryers
Computers
Conveyors
Cranes and Hoists
Dimmers
Displays
Electric Blankets
Electric Door Openers
Electric Dryers
Electric Fans
Electric Vehicles
Electromagnets
Electromechanical Electroplating
Electronic Ignition
Electrostatic Precipitators
Elevators
Fans
Flashers
Food Mixers
Food Warmer Trays
Forklift Trucks
Furnaces
Games
Garage Door Openers
Gas Turbine Starting
Generator Exciters
Grinders
Hand Power Tools
Heat Controls
High-Frequency Lighting
High-Voltage DC
Induction Heating
Laser Power Supplies
Latching Relays
Light Dimmers
Light Flashers
Linear Induction Motor Controls
Locomotives
Machine Tools
Magnetic Recordings
Magnets
Mass Transits
Mercury-Arc Lamp Ballasts
Mining
Model Trains
Motor Controls
Motor Drives
Movie Projectors
Nuclear Reactor Control Rod
Oil Well Drilling
Oven Controls
Paper Mills
Particle Accelerators
People Move
Phonographs
Photocopies
Photographic Supplies
Power Supplies
Printing Press
Pump and Compressors
Radar/Sonar Power Supplies
Range Surface Unit
Refrigerators
Regulators
RF Amplifiers
Security Systems
Servo Systems
Sewing Machines
Solar Power Supplies
Solid-State Contactors
Solid-State Relays
Space Power Supplies
Static Circuit Breakers
Static Relays
Steel Mills
Synchronous Machine Starting
Synthetic Fibers
Television Circuits
Temperature Controls
Timers
Toys
Traffic Signal Controls
Trains
TV Deflections
Ultrasonic Generators
Uninterruptible Power Supplies
Vacuum Cleaners
Volt-Ampere Reactive Compensation
Vending Machines
Very Low Frequency Transmitters
Voltage Regulators
Washing Machines
Welding
Power Electronics have already been placed in modern technology for a great variety of high-power products, including heat controls, light controls, motor controls, power supplies, vehicle propulsion systems, and high-voltage DC systems. It is difficult to draw the flexible ac transmissions boundaries for the applications of power electronics, especially with the present trends in the development of power devices and microprocessors.