“…With the aim of teaching power electronics, lecturers often use the MATLAB/Simulink computer program environment, which provides the students with a pleasant user experience, has a simple user interface, as well as good connectivity with other program tools [34]. Lecturers report using either basic, traditional program libraries [35,42,48,58], or they develop their own component library packages [7,42,59]. Some researchers report designing Java-based [8,15,41], C++-based [17], or Visual Basic-based [40] circuit simulation applets.…”