Multimedia based learning systems for power electronics

Rajagopalan, V.

doi:10.1109/cipe.1998.779649

COM.P.EL.98. Record 6th Workshop on Computer in Power Electronics (Cat. No.98TH8358)

DOI: 10.1109/cipe.1998.779649

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Multimedia based learning systems for power electronics

V. Rajagopalan

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Computer in power electronics education

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The paper describes different possibilities of using the computer in power electronics education. After discussing several computer application possibilities, the usage of computer in education process a t FER Zagreb is explained. Various forms of computer application are used for lectures, as well as for laboratory exercises. Multimedia approach is implemented in a11 forms of teaching process. Presentation slides, animations. simulations, measurements on real circuits, as well as video clips are extensively used, resulting with more interesting teaching process and better student's knowledge.

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Computer in power electronics education

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Multimedia based learning systems for power electronics

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