ENERGY IN CONTROL: A BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO POWER ELECTRONICS
Intro to power electronics with Engr. Paul J. Daria—learn core concepts, real-world uses, and basic circuit analysis.
About this event
Join us for “ENERGY IN CONTROL: A Beginner’s Guide to Power Electronics,” an introductory seminar designed to build a strong foundation in understanding how electrical energy is efficiently controlled and converted in modern systems. This session will cover fundamental power electronics concepts, introduce essential components such as diodes and transistors, and highlight their roles in everyday technologies—from renewable energy systems to electric vehicles and industrial applications.
This Seminar aims to achieve the following goals:
Understand Fundamental Concepts
Equip participants with a basic understanding of power electronics, including key components (diodes, transistors, converters) and how electrical energy is controlled and converted in modern systems.
Explore Real-World Applications
Help attendees identify how power electronics is used in everyday technologies such as renewable energy systems, electric vehicles, power supplies, and industrial automation.
Build Foundational Skills for Analysis and Design
Introduce simple methods for analyzing basic power electronic circuits and encourage participants to develop confidence in interpreting circuit behavior and performance.
The seminar will feature Engr. Paul James Daria, a highly seasoned Power Electronics engineer, who will share valuable industry knowledge, practical experiences, and real-world applications to enrich participants’ learning and inspire further exploration in the field.
Organizer
Earl John M. Dangalan
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