EETips Content Marketing

Technical content that speaks engineering.

White papers, articles, and case studies for electronics companies. Written by Rakesh Kumar, Ph.D., a power electronics specialist who understands the technology behind your products.

Rakesh Kumar, Ph.D.

Your subject expert. Your writer.Power electronics · Embedded systems · Electronics

Selected published work
DigiKeyTDKEE World OnlinePowerElectronicsNewsEV Engineering Online

Technical expertise,
on camera.

I also host PowerUP Circuit Lab, sharing practical explanations of power electronics and circuit design.

Watch a circuit build to see how I explain the technology beyond the written page.

Watch on YouTube

How to build a synchronous negative-to-positive boost converter

PowerUP Circuit Lab · Hosted by Rakesh Kumar, Ph.D.

Give your technology
the explanation it deserves.

Choose the format that fits your audience, from a focused technical article to an in-depth product story.

In-depth articles

Explain a design challenge, component choice, or emerging technology with the detail an engineering audience needs.

See article samples

White papers &
application notes

Go deeper into your technology and help engineers understand its operation, trade-offs, and practical applications.

Discuss a technical brief

Case studies

Show how your product addressed a customer's engineering challenge, with a clear account of the problem and solution.

Discuss a customer story

Also available: technical e-books and content strategy. Tell me what you're planning.

Work directly with
the subject expert.

I'm Rakesh Kumar, Ph.D. I create technical content for B2B electronics manufacturers, distributors, and industry publications, including DigiKey, TDK Electronics, and EEWorld.

Power electronics is my deepest specialty. My Ph.D. and published research on inverters and DC–DC converters bring particular depth to power conversion content.

That background helps me ask informed questions early, so your engineering team can focus on what makes your product different.

A clear path from brief to publication.

  1. Agree on the briefAlign on the audience, topic, and goal.
  2. Research & outlineBuild the technical structure and confirm direction.
  3. Draft & reviewDevelop the piece and review it with your team.
  4. Refine & deliverResolve feedback and prepare the final content.

Connected to the power
electronics community.

Rakesh Kumar, Ph.D., receiving recognition at ECCE 2024

ECCE 2024 organizing committee

Recognized for serving on the ECCE 2024 organizing committee.

Rakesh Kumar, Ph.D., beside the APEC 2026 sign in San Antonio, Texas

APEC 2025 & 2026 press coverage

Attending APEC 2026 as press for EETips Content Marketing, following press coverage of APEC 2025.

A few things
you might be wondering.

Do you work outside power electronics?

Yes. I create content for electronics and embedded systems companies, with power electronics as my deepest specialty. We'll discuss your technology, audience, and available engineering resources to establish the right fit.

Do I need to provide a detailed outline?

No. After discussing the topic with your technical team, I prepare an outline for your feedback. Once the outline is confirmed, I proceed with the full article.

How do you ensure technical accuracy?

I check details against datasheets, application notes, and your existing technical content, and discuss questions with your field application engineers.

Do you use AI tools?

I use AI for productivity tasks such as transcription or initial brainstorming, rather than writing the core content. Confidential client data is not entered into public AI models without explicit permission.

What are you
working on?

Tell me about your technology, your audience, and the content you need. We can discuss the right format and how to work together.

Schedule a conversation

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