Modeling and Simulation of Dynamic Systems
Learn to model dynamic systems, analyze transfer functions, create Bode plots, and understand OP-Amp circuits. Practical examples include mechanical systems and signal filtering techniques.
Signals and Systems II
Comprehensive exploration of advanced signal processing concepts, including probability theory, random variables, stochastic processes, and spectral analysis for electrical engineering applications.
Inverters and Fourier Series in Power Electronics - Lecture 17
Explore Fourier Series, waveform characteristics, and single-phase full-bridge inverters in power electronics. Learn techniques to control AC output in DC-to-AC conversion.
Magnetics in Power Electronics - Modeling Practical Transformers - Lecture 11
Explore practical transformer modeling, including 2-winding and many-winding systems, with circuit models and inductance matrices. Learn about the extended cantilever model for advanced magnetic analysis.
Three-Phase Inverters and Pulse-Width Modulation - Lecture 23
Explore three-phase inverter implementation and pulse-width modulation techniques for three-phase systems in this advanced power electronics lecture from MIT.
Soft Switching for Inverters - Lecture 34
Explore soft switching techniques for inverters, including resonant pole and ARCP inverters. Examine impacts on filter design and EMI emissions in power electronics.
EMI Filters - Common-Mode and Differential-Mode Signals - Lecture 30
Explore common-mode and differential-mode signals in EMI filtering, learning design techniques for noise reduction in power electronics systems.
Resonant Power Conversion - Part 2 - Lecture 36
Explore resonant power converters, including Fundamental Harmonic Approximation method and characteristics of resonant tanks, inverters, and rectifiers in this advanced power electronics lecture.
Power Electronics: State Space Averaging and Linearization - Lecture 25
Explore state space averaging for modeling switching converters and linearization of nonlinear averaged models to realize control-to-output transfer functions in power electronics.
Load Regulation in Rectifiers - Lecture 3
Explore rectifiers' DC characteristics and load regulation, focusing on the impact of AC-side commutating reactance in power electronics systems.
Three-Phase Systems: Origins and Applications - Lecture 21
Explore the origins and advantages of three-phase power systems in this comprehensive lecture, covering polyphase concepts and their practical applications in electrical engineering.
Current-Mode Control in Power Electronics - Lecture 27
Explore current-mode control in power converters, including linearized modeling techniques and managing small-signal ripple instability for improved converter performance.
Switching Losses and Snubbers in Power Electronics - Lecture 15
Explore semiconductor losses, including conduction and switching, and learn about snubbers for modifying switching transitions to reduce noise and protect devices in power electronics.
DC/DC Converter Design: Waveform Ripple and Discontinuous Conduction Mode - Lecture 8
Explore converter waveform ripple, ripple ratio, and discontinuous conduction mode in DC/DC power electronics, expanding knowledge for efficient energy conversion systems.
Magnetics in Power Electronics - Lecture 9
Explore fundamental magnetic concepts and their application in inductor analysis, including magnetic circuit models, magneto-motive force, and reluctance in power electronics.
Gate Drive, Level Shift, and Layout in Power Electronics - Lecture 38
Explore practical power electronics design, focusing on gate drive, level shifting, and circuit layout techniques for optimal performance and efficiency in power conversion systems.
Analysis Methods and Rectifiers in Power Electronics - Lecture 2
Explore linear and switching regulators, learn analysis methods for switching circuits, and delve into the Method of Assumed States and Periodic Steady State in power electronics.
Inverters and Harmonic Control Techniques - Lecture 18
Explore harmonic cancellation and elimination techniques for controlling output waveforms in single-phase inverters, enhancing power electronics design and efficiency.
Inverters and Pulse Width Modulation Techniques - Lecture 19
Explore multilevel inverters for harmonic elimination and cancellation, and learn pulse width modulation techniques for inverters in this advanced power electronics lecture.
Switched-Capacitor Converters: Charging/Discharging Loss and Circuit Types - Lecture 32
Explore advanced concepts of switched-capacitor converters, including capacitor losses and various circuit configurations in power electronics applications.
Magnetics in Power Electronics - Lecture 10
Explore magnetic circuit models and practical transformer characteristics, including leakage and magnetizing inductances in power electronics applications.