Journal of Electrical Electronics Engineering(JEEE)

Power Systems and Power Electronics

Power electronics is the engineering study of converting electrical power from one form to another. At a world-wide average rate of 12 billion kilowatts every hour of every day of every year, more than 80% of the power generated is being reprocessed or recycled through some form of power electronic systems. A lot of energy is wasted during this power conversion process due to low power conversion efficiency. It is estimated that the power wasted in desktop PCs sold in one year is equivalent to seventeen 500MW power plants! It is therefore very important to improve the efficiency of these power conversion systems. It is estimated that with the widespread use of efficient and cost-effective power electronics technology, the world could see a 35% reduction in energy consumption

Journal key Highlights

Artificial vision, image processing, medical applications Circuit analysis and applications Computers Consumer Technologies and Applications Control engineering Cryogenics and Cryoelectronics Electric and electronic measurement systems Electrical drives and electromechanical systems Electrical engineering Electromagnetic field analysis and applications Electronics Electrotechnologies, energy conversion, materials Engineering and management Linear and Non-linear Circuits and Systems Microelectronics and nanoelectronics Microwaves Multimedia Systems and Applications Neural Systems and Cellular Neural Networks Optics and Photonics Power and energy Power Systems and Power Electronics Sensory Systems and Robotics Signal Processing Solid-state electronics Subfields Telecommunications Visual Signal Processing and Communications