Abstract

This eighth book in the series of popular power electronics books authored/edited by Prof. Bimal K. Bose was released in June 2019 in the IEEE Press Series on Power Engineering. According to the author/editor, the idea for the book appeared after the publication of the special issue of Proceedings of the IEEE “Power Electronics in Smart Grid and Renewable Energy Systems” in November 2017. Prof. Bose managed to mobilize 19 outstanding specialists in the field of power electronics and energy systems from around the world, who presented current issues in the 12 chapters of the book. The authors of individual chapters systematically review the latest technologies and provide examples of applications to familiarize readers with problems and solutions of modern power electronics in renewable energy systems and intelligent networks. The excellent style of Prof. Bose is apparent as each chapter begins with a clear introduction and ends with a constructive conclusion. Moreover, each chapter contains an extensive list of publications and what should be emphasized—among them, the most up-to-date positions. Also, a list of abbreviations, biographies of contributors, and an index are included. This book is a valuable tool for graduate researchers, practicing engineers, and scientists working in the areas of renewable and distributed energy systems. It provides the needed technical background for each subject. Therefore, it is also suitable for senior undergraduate- and master’s-level students of electrical engineering and power system faculties interested in modern power electronic energy systems.

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