Interactive Power Electronics Seminar (iPES)
iPES-Circuits
iPES-GECKO
iPES-Circuits+
iPES-Thermal
iPES-EMFields
iPES-AET
Interactive Power Electronics Seminar (iPES) - www.ipes.ethz.ch
The following Java applets are part of the Introductory Course on Power Electronics taught by Prof. Kolar at the ETH Zurich. The interactive and animated applets are used as aid for teaching in the classroom and are displayed using a laptop and a beamer. Furthermore, the applets do provide an opportunity for the students to experiment and learn at home more efficiently.
New: Read some comments on our work on power electronics: iPES-Users Worldwide Distribution.
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Test our fast, stable and easy-to-use simulator GeckoCIRCUITS!
Online version, |
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Idea, content, programming and German translation |
Johann W. Kolar and Uwe Drofenik Power Electronic Systems Laboratory, ETH Zurich (Switzerland) |
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Japanese translation |
Yasuyuki Nishida Chiba Institute of Technology (Japan) |
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Korean translation |
Jaeho Choi Chungbuk National University (South Korea) |
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Chinese translation |
Dehong Xu Zhejiang University (China) |
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Spanish translation |
Cristina Fernandez and Pablo Zumel Universidad Carlos III (Madrid, Spain) |
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French translation |
Gerard-Andre Capolino University of Picardie-Jules Verne (France) |
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Dutch translation |
Jan Melkebeek Ghent University (Belgium) |
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Farsi translation |
Ali Yazdian Varjani Tarbiat Modares University (Iran) |
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Chinese (Traditional) translation |
Juing-Huei Su and Shun-Chung Wang Lunghwa University of Science and Technology (Taiwan) |
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Italian translation |
Luca Zarri University of Bologna (Italy) |
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Arabian translation |
Mohamed Souabni Technical College - Wadi Al Dawaser (Saudi Arabia) |
July 31, 2009
We integrated GeckoCIRCUITS into iPES. Visit the course in your favourite language. A larger part of the work is done. It is easy now to add more examples quickly. We think it will improve the impact of iPES significantly. Tell us what you think >> drofenik@lem.ee.ethz.ch
Many users asked for more flexibility in iPES-simulations/animations. Now we have a working prototype of a web-based circuit simulator which you can test here as iPES-GECKO. The commercial version of the solver is available at www.gecko-research.com. Attractive sales discounts of the full version are offered for academic/educational usage. The web-based version is free.
Prof. Mohamed Souabni provided us with the Arabian translation of iPES. Thank you very much!
The Italian translation is online! We want to thank Prof. Fuca Zarri from the University of Bologna for his work.
From the log-files we learned that the two most popular applets are the simple Buck-converter and the Rotating Three-Dimensional Field
iPES was went online in summer 2001, and we have currently about 10,000 visitors a month. Last year we announced to make a major update in summer 2008, but this has been delayed significantly. We also received many emails from users all over the world who had many suggestions how to improve the applets.
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Read Our *** New Free E-Book *** "AC/AC-Conversion for Highly Compact Drives - What Options Do I Have?" Systematic Classification of AC/AC Conversion
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© 2009 Drofenik / Kolar
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich