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Teaching Power Electronics with the Aid of Simulation Tools

Wolfgang Fischer, Andreas Lindemann

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The experiences of teaching power electronics with the aid of simulation tools will be discussed. Basic simulation software gives a highly flexible solution for use in power electronics lectures, seminars and for self-study of students. A project approach for different courses will be introduced and some examples will be given.

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Key concepts: Power electronics, Electronics, Software, Simulation software, Computer science, Power (physics), Electronic circuit simulation, Systems engineering