Abstract
With the increased emphasis on climate change and reducing harmful emissions in the atmosphere, interest in power electronics converters and electric motor drives has led to significant new developments in areas such as renewable energy systems or electric propulsion [...]
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With the increased emphasis on climate change and reducing harmful emissions in the atmosphere, interest in power electronics converters and electric motor drives has led to significant new developments in areas such as renewable energy systems or electric propulsion
An electric machine and a power converter are required as a means of propulsion in transportation-related applications, and an electric generator and a power converter are indispensable parts of many wind-energy-based generation systems
Summary
Publisher’s Note: MDPI stays neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations. With the increased emphasis on climate change and reducing harmful emissions in the atmosphere, interest in power electronics converters and electric motor drives has led to significant new developments in areas such as renewable energy systems or electric propulsion. The Special Issue of Energies entitled “Control of Power Electronics Converters and Electric Motor Drives” resulted in 11 submissions and seven published papers, confirming the scientific community’s interest in the area.
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