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Computer Tools in a Power Electronics Laboratory

Łukasz Starzak, S. Bek, A. Olszewski, K. Późniak

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The paper presents different applications of computer tools in the power electronics educational laboratory at the Technical University of Lodz. Computer software is there seen not only as a tool to get results from measurements. The exercises also focus on the software itself in order to teach students how to use computers efficiently in engineer's work

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The paper presents different applications of computer tools in the power electronics educational laboratory at the Technical University of Lodz. Computer software is there seen not only as a tool to get results from measurements. The exercises also focus on the software itself in order to teach students how to use computers efficiently in engineer's work

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The paper presents different applications of computer tools in the power electronics educational laboratory at the Technical University of Lodz. Computer software is there seen not only as a tool to get results from measurements. The exercises also focus on the software itself in order to teach students how to use computers efficiently in engineer's work

Key concepts: Software, Focus (optics), Electronics, Computer science, Power electronics, Work (physics), Software engineering, Electrical engineering

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