There are many places on the internet where you can find good information concerning power electronics issues. The links listed here are representative, and many of them have extensive lists of other commercial and non-commercial sites.

University Sites

Rob's links to useful commercial sites

IEEE Sites

• IEEE Industry Applications Society
• IEEE Power Engineering Society
• IEEE Industrial Electronics Society
• Power Electronics Packaging Technical Committee (joint committee with TC-13 of CPMT Society)

Many governmental and non-commercial institutions carry out research and other activities in power electronics. The links listed here are representative; many of them have extensive lists of other commercial and non-commercial sites.

• Department of Energy
• Environmental Protection Agency
• Idaho National Engineering Laboratories
• Oak Ridge National Laboratories
• Argonne National Laboratories
• Pacific Northwest Laboratories
• Canadian Department of Natural Resources
• Center for Renewable Energy & Sustainable Technology
• Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy Network
• Energy Sciences Network
• National Renewable Energy Laboratories
• Los Alamos National Laboratories
• Sandia National Laboratories
• Ames National Laboratories
• Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories
• Energy Information Administration
• Electronics Manufacturing Productivity Facility
• Power Electronics & Electric Machinery Research Center at ORNL

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• NIST Working Group on Model Validation - The NIST Working Group On Model Validation was formed in September 1993. The purpose of the Working Group is to establish procedures for the comprehensive evaluation of the circuit simulator models.
• See a list of other sites related to Electrical Power and Energy Issues
• The WWW Virtual Library for Power Engineering