Power Electronics and Drives MSc

The control and conversion of electric power using solid-state techniques is now commonplace in both domestic and industrial environments. A recent estimate suggested that over 40% of all electric power generated passes through silicon before reaching its final destination.<br/><br/>A knowledge and understanding of the diverse disciplines encompassed by power electronics - devices, converters, control theory and motor drive systems - is therefore essential to all power engineers.<br/><br/>This course aims to provide a specialist education in power electronics and drives techniques, covering key fundamental principles along with modern applications and current practices.<br/><br/>**Key facts**<br/><br/><br/>- The Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Nottingham has long been at the forefront of research and teaching in the area of power electronics and drives.<br/><br/><br/>- This course is accredited with the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) to meet the further learning requirements of a Chartered Engineer.<br/>