Track 2: High-Efficiency Power Electronics Conversion: Topologies, Control, and Applications for Sustainable Energy Systems
Organizers
Xiaoying Chen (Chair, Main Contact)
Fuzhou University, China
Xiangpeng Cheng (Co-chair)
Fuzhou University,China
Abstract
The rapid growth of renewable energy integration, electric vehicles, data centers, and industrial electrification has placed unprecedented demands on power conversion systems. Achieving higher efficiency, power density, and reliability in power electronics is critical to reducing global energy consumption and enabling the transition to a sustainable energy future. This special session focuses on cutting-edge research and innovative solutions in high-efficiency power electronics conversion, covering advanced topologies, wide-bandgap semiconductor devices, novel control strategies, and thermal management techniques.
The session aims to bring together researchers and industry experts to discuss the latest developments, challenges, and opportunities in this field. Topics include ultra-high-frequency converters, soft-switching techniques, multi-level inverters, and applications in grid-tied systems, transportation, and portable electronics. By fostering interdisciplinary dialogue, this session will highlight pathways toward next-generation power conversion systems that combine exceptional performance with environmental sustainability.
Topics
- Advanced Converter Topologies
- Wide-Bandgap Semiconductor Technologies
- Control and Modulation Techniques
- Thermal Management and Integration
- Efficiency and Performance Evaluation
Invited Speakers (more to be added...)
Yizhan Zhuang, Fuzhou University
Xingpeng Yu, Ronghuan Xie, Fuzhou University