Switching Strategies for Power Electronic Converters: Examples with Python Simulations

About Mohammad Nair AalamShivkumar V. Iyer

Shivkumar Iyer is the creator of the free and open source circuit simulator Python Power Electronics. He completed his Bachelors Masters and PhD in Electrical Engineering specializing in the field of power electronics. Subsequent to his PhD he worked for five years in R&D positions in the power industry in India and Canada. He has published prolifically in international journals and conferences besides also being the author of three books Simulating Nonlinear Circuits using Python Power Electronics Digital Filter Design using Python for Power Engineering Applications and Modeling and Python Simulation of Magnetics for Power Electronics Applications published with Springer International in 2018 2020 and 2022 respectively.Shivkumar Iyer is now an independent researcher and educator. He has five online courses on MOOC platforms such as Udemy and Decibels Lab on using Python programming for electrical engineering. His courses have over four thousand students enrolled from over 110 countries in the world and some of the courses have been designated as Bestseller courses in the category of electrical engineering. These online courses are video courses with presentations and code-along sessions. The objective of his teaching and research are to provide universally accessible education to aspiring engineers all over the world using open source computing tools such as Python. Mohammad Nair Aalam received his Bachelors in Electrical Engineering from the University of Jammu India in 2018. He later went on to complete his Masters in Electrical Power System Management from Jamia Millia Islamia India in 2021. Subsequently he worked as a Junior Research Fellow with the Department of Electrical Engineering Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad. He is currently pursuing his PhD in Electrical Engineering at the Centre for Power Electronics Systems at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech). His research interests are in the areas of High-Density Power Converters Digital Control of Power Electronics Systems and Renewable Power Control.