This book investigates the theoretical underpinnings, design principles, and practical applications of transformers and inductors within the field of power electronics. Hurley and Wölfle, drawing on their expertise, present a comprehensive examination of these critical components. The work details the fundamental physics governing their operation, explores advanced design methodologies, and illustrates their use in various real-world power electronic systems, providing a robust understanding for engineers and researchers.

The book is recognized as a technical reference for professionals and advanced students in power electronics. Its strength lies in its thorough theoretical treatment and practical design guidance, making it a valuable resource for those working with magnetic components. The content is structured to provide a deep understanding of both the fundamental principles and the engineering challenges associated with transformers and inductors in power electronic applications.