Catalog Description: This course is the second in a two-semester series to equip students with the skills needed to analyze, design, and prototype power electronic converters. While EE 113/213A provides an overview of power electronics fundamentals and applications, EE 113B/213B focuses on the practical design and hardware implementation of power converters. The primary focus of EE 113B/213B is time in the laboratory, with sequential modules on topics such as power electronic components, PCB layout, closed-loop control, and experimental validation. At the end of the course, students will have designed, prototyped, and validated a power converter from scratch, demonstrating a skill set that is critical for power electronics engineers in research and industry.

Units: 4

Prerequisites: EE 213A, or equivalent knowledge

Formats:
Spring: 1.5 hours of lecture and 6.0 hours of laboratory per week
Fall: 1.5 hours of lecture and 6.0 hours of laboratory per week

Grading Basis: Default Letter Grade; P/NP Option

Final Exam Status: Yes

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Class Schedule (Spring 2027):
EE 113B/213B – TuTh 09:30-10:59, Cory 540AB – Jessica Boles

Class Notes
Phase 1 and 2 seats are open to EECS grad students. Remaining seats open during the adjustment period.

***LAB INFORMATION***
There is 8 hours of lab for this course, please familiarize yourself with the lab times and block your calander when enrolling into the 999 section. You will be responsible for attending labs.

*To enroll in this class, select the lecture and the 999L (placeholder) Lab sections. Assignment to the actual sections will be managed by teaching staff.*

**Enrollment Permission seats are reserved for internal programs and are not open. Please DO NOT email the instructor or scheduling to request a seat**

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