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Experimental power electronics curriculum and reference

Alex J. Hanson, an assistant professor in the department of electrical and computer engineering at The University of Texas at Austin, created the TI experimental power electronics reference and curriculum. This hands-on, experimental curriculum with lectures and labs teaches power electronics to university students. The videos in this series provide a knowledge base and refresher for current engineers. A project is also included that leverages power electronic knowledge to create a real-world solution.

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Introduction and mathematical tools for power electronics (9)
Pulse-width-modulated (PWM) converters (9)
Switch implementation and switching loss (11)
Gate drivers (6)
Thermal management in power converters (6)
Capacitors (9)
Magnetics fundamentals (9)
Choke inductors (4)
Layout and parasitics in power converters (8)
Small-signal modeling of PWM converters (4)
Control of PWM converters (5)
Electromagnetic interference in power converters (6)
Tools and software for power electronics (5)
Project: CCM PWM project (1)
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Experimental power electronics curriculum and reference

Introduction and mathematical tools for power electronics (9)
Pulse-width-modulated (PWM) converters (9)
Switch implementation and switching loss (11)
Gate drivers (6)
Thermal management in power converters (6)
Capacitors (9)
Magnetics fundamentals (9)
Choke inductors (4)
Layout and parasitics in power converters (8)
Small-signal modeling of PWM converters (4)
Control of PWM converters (5)
Electromagnetic interference in power converters (6)
Tools and software for power electronics (5)
Project: CCM PWM project (1)