Abstract
The integration of power electronics into the development of next-generation smart grids is pivotal for the optimization and sustainability of modern electrical networks. Power electronics provides key solutions for managing the increasingly complex power systems by enhancing efficiency, stability, and reliability. This paper explores the role of power electronics in enabling the transition from traditional grids to smart grids by focusing on power conversion technologies, energy storage systems, and dynamic control strategies. Additionally, it highlights the challenges faced in the implementation of power electronics and future research directions. Key contributions include advancements in power converters, inverters, and energy storage solutions, which enable efficient renewable energy integration, grid stability, and demand response capabilities.
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