Every design review eventually reaches a term that someone at the table cannot fully explain — a firing angle, a duty cycle, a modulation scheme, a datasheet parameter that quietly decides whether the design works. The answer is usually in a different book from the one on the desk.
That is the gap this A-to-Z reference is built to close. Engineers lose hours reconciling scattered sources, and students can run a topology in simulation yet struggle to justify the choices behind it. This book connects each idea to the decision it drives — showing not just what a quantity is, but how it shapes a real converter, inverter, or drive — and works every result through with the equations and examples that make the method usable.
After spending time with this guide you will be better able to:
Practical coverage runs from magnitude and phase-angle control, DC-DC conversion, and switch-mode supplies to rectifiers and reverse recovery, gate drive and switching behaviour, pulse-width and space-vector modulation, field-oriented and variable-frequency motor control, power factor correction, and thermal and heat-sink design — applied across electric-vehicle powertrains, battery charging and management, motor drives, renewable-energy conversion, and grid interconnection.
It is written for practising engineers who need fast, trustworthy answers during design and review, and for students and early-career engineers who want to understand — not merely operate — the circuits they build. A working knowledge of circuit analysis and elementary calculus is assumed.
Take the next step toward applying power-electronics ideas with confidence: open the book to the term in front of you and start turning it into a design decision you can defend.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Every design review eventually reaches a term that someone at the table cannot fully explain - a firing angle, a duty cycle, a modulation scheme, a datasheet parameter that quietly decides whether the design works. The answer is usually in a different book from the one on the desk.That is the gap this A-to-Z reference is built to close. Engineers lose hours reconciling scattered sources, and students can run a topology in simulation yet struggle to justify the choices behind it. This book connects each idea to the decision it drives - showing not just what a quantity is, but how it shapes a real converter, inverter, or drive - and works every result through with the equations and examples that make the method usable.After spending time with this guide you will be better able to: See how firing angle, duty cycle, and modulation depth shape a converter or inverter output, with the governing relations derived in full.Connect datasheet parameters - holding and latching current, reverse recovery, junction temperature - to the design decisions they actually control.Compare converter and inverter topologies on the terms that matter in practice: loss, control behaviour, footprint, and suitability.Work through complete numeric examples, such as soft-starter voltage for a limited inrush or the end-to-end efficiency of a high-voltage DC link.Trace the cross-references from a single device to the systems that use it, so a component is never studied in isolation.Practical coverage runs from magnitude and phase-angle control, DC-DC conversion, and switch-mode supplies to rectifiers and reverse recovery, gate drive and switching behaviour, pulse-width and space-vector modulation, field-oriented and variable-frequency motor control, power factor correction, and thermal and heat-sink design - applied across electric-vehicle powertrains, battery charging and management, motor drives, renewable-energy conversion, and grid interconnection.It is written for practising engineers who need fast, trustworthy answers during design and review, and for students and early-career engineers who want to understand - not merely operate - the circuits they build. A working knowledge of circuit analysis and elementary calculus is assumed.Take the next step toward applying power-electronics ideas with confidence: open the book to the term in front of you and start turning it into a design decision you can defend. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798192131893
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Every design review eventually reaches a term that someone at the table cannot fully explain - a firing angle, a duty cycle, a modulation scheme, a datasheet parameter that quietly decides whether the design works. The answer is usually in a different book from the one on the desk.That is the gap this A-to-Z reference is built to close. Engineers lose hours reconciling scattered sources, and students can run a topology in simulation yet struggle to justify the choices behind it. This book connects each idea to the decision it drives - showing not just what a quantity is, but how it shapes a real converter, inverter, or drive - and works every result through with the equations and examples that make the method usable.After spending time with this guide you will be better able to: - See how firing angle, duty cycle, and modulation depth shape a converter or inverter output, with the governing relations derived in full.- Connect datasheet parameters - holding and latching current, reverse recovery, junction temperature - to the design decisions they actually control.- Compare converter and inverter topologies on the terms that matter in practice: loss, control behaviour, footprint, and suitability.- Work through complete numeric examples, such as soft-starter voltage for a limited inrush or the end-to-end efficiency of a high-voltage DC link.- Trace the cross-references from a single device to the systems that use it, so a component is never studied in isolation.Practical coverage runs from magnitude and phase-angle control, DC-DC conversion, and switch-mode supplies to rectifiers and reverse recovery, gate drive and switching behaviour, pulse-width and space-vector modulation, field-oriented and variable-frequency motor control, power factor correction, and thermal and heat-sink design - applied across electric-vehicle powertrains, battery charging and management, motor drives, renewable-energy conversion, and grid interconnection.It is written for practising engineers who need fast, trustworthy answers during design and review, and for students and early-career engineers who want to understand - not merely operate - the circuits they build. A working knowledge of circuit analysis and elementary calculus is assumed.Take the next step toward applying power-electronics ideas with confidence: open the book to the term in front of you and start turning it into a design decision you can defend. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798192131893
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