Course Details Language of Instruction English Level of Course Unit Bachelor's Degree Department / Program ELECTRICAL-ELECTRONICS E. Type of Program Formal Education Type of Course Unit Elective Course Delivery Method Face To Face Objectives of the Course The course aims to teach students the fundamental principles and mechanisms of operation of power electronics devices. Course Content Principles of operation of basic types of AC/DC, AC/AC: DC/AC and DC/DC converters. Operating characteristics and techniques for utilization thyristors and triacs. Performance characteristics of rectifier circuits. Operation of simple forced-commutated inverters and choppers. Gate firing circuits and pulse transformers. Methods of delay angle and sequence control. Course Methods and Techniques Lectures: Conceptual Explanations: In-depth lectures on theoretical concepts such as converter operations, characteristics of thyristors and triacs, and control methods. Visual Aids: Use of slides, diagrams, and videos to illustrate complex concepts and circuit operations. Interactive Sessions: Q&A Sessions: Regular question and answer sessions to clarify doubts and reinforce learning. Discussion Groups: Encouraging students to form study groups and discuss topics to promote peer learning. Laboratory Sessions: Hands-on Experiments: Practical sessions where students can build and test various power electronic circuits such as rectifiers, inverters, and choppers. Simulation Tools: Use of software tools like MATLAB/Simulink or PSCAd to simulate and analyze circuit behavior. Problem-Solving Sessions: Worked Examples: Step-by-step walkthrough of example problems during class to demonstrate problem-solving techniques. Homework Assignments: Regular assignments to practice and apply theoretical knowledge to practical problems. Projects: Design Projects: Individual or group projects focused on designing and implementing a power electronics system or component. Exams and Quizzes: Frequent Quizzes: Short quizzes to regularly assess understanding and retention of material. Mid-term and Final Exams: Comprehensive exams to evaluate overall grasp of course content. Guest Lectures and Seminars: Industry Experts: Inviting professionals from the power electronics industry to share real-world applications and trends. Academic Seminars: Hosting seminars on advanced topics in power electronics. Online Resources: E-Learning Platforms: Utilizing online platforms for supplementary learning materials, recorded lectures, and interactive discussions. Open Courseware: Recommending resources from open courseware platforms like Coursera, edX, and MIT OpenCourseWare. Prerequisites and co-requisities ( EEE 311 ) Course Coordinator None Name of Lecturers Asist Prof. Ali Osman ARSLAN https://akbis.gantep.edu.tr/detay/?A_ID=51709_dr-ogr-uyesi_ali-osman-arslan aoarslan@gantep.ed.utr Assistants None Work Placement(s) No Recommended or Required Reading Resources Güç Elektroniği Prof. Dr. Hacı Bodur BİRSEN YAYINEVİ Power Electronics, Muhammad H. Rashid, Pearson Course Notes Power Electronics Circuits, Devices and Applications (Third Edition(2003) or International Edition (2013)), Muhammad H. Rashid Power Electronics : Converters, Applications, and Design, Ned Mohan, 2002 Lecture notes are shared with students as slides at the beginning of the semester. https://akbis.gantep.edu.tr/detay/?A_ID=51709_dr-ogr-uyesi_ali-osman-arslan Documents https://akbis.gantep.edu.tr/detay/?A_ID=51709_dr-ogr-uyesi_ali-osman-arslan Assignments https://akbis.gantep.edu.tr/detay/?A_ID=51709_dr-ogr-uyesi_ali-osman-arslan Course Category Mathematics and Basic Sciences %20 Engineering %20 Engineering Design %20 Science %20 Field %20

 
 
 
 
  
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