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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"More electric aircraft (MEA)"”.

  1. A flying capacitor multilevel dual-active bridge converter for interfacing high voltage in more-electric aircraft

    More-electric aircraft (MEA) replace traditional mechanical and hydraulic subsystems with electrically powered equivalents, improving system-level power density, reliability, and maintainability. As MEA architectures approach the megawatt scale, both power generation and distribution voltage levels …

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  2. Overcoming electro-thermal barriers to achieve extreme performance power conversion for more electric aircraft

    … ventures, has demonstrated growing interest in more electric aircraft (MEA) - flight vehicles where propulsion is partially or totally supplied by electric motors. While hybrid or turbo-electric MEA concepts would still rely on a jet engine power plant to provide electrical power to these …

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  3. Digital Generator Control Unit for Synchronous Brushless Generator

    … frequency power system, a preferred candidate in More Electric Aircraft (MEA), becomes a big challenge. Compared with conventional analog GCU, digital GCU is a future trend due to the properties such as easy tuning, modification and no aging. Control approaches adopted in the new GCU design is …

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  4. Mission-Integrated Synthesis/Design Optimization of Aerospace Subsystems under Transient Conditions

    … the thermodynamic behavior of a military aircraft have been implemented by the Air Force Research Lab (AFRL) and other Integrated Vehicle Energy Technology Demonstration (INVENT) contributors into a cohesive, adaptable, dynamic aircraft simulation program in Mathworks' Simulink®. The …

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  5. Design of Extreme Efficiency Active Rectifier for More-electric Aircrafts

    The More-electric aircraft (MEA) concept has been raised since 1990s in order to increase fuel economy and reduce environmental impact of aircrafts. The fundamental of the concept is to replace pneumatic, hydraulic and mechanical systems in conventional aircrafts with its electrical equivalent that …

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  6. Control Strategies for Minimizing the DC-Link Capacitance in Power Electronics Converters for Aircraft Electrical Power Systems

    In more electric aircraft (MEA), the electrical power system (EPS) consists of AC and DC power distribution systems to deliver power to various aircraft loads. In main power generation, variable frequency generators (VFGs) generate VF AC supply (380-800Hz 115/230V) to feed frequency insensitive …

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  7. Power electronics implementation of dynamic thermal storage as effective inertia in large energy systems

    Modern large energy systems such as electricity grids and electrified transportation encounter increasing processed power in multi-physics domains, such as electrical, mechanical, thermal, and chemical. Although many systems are becoming predominantly electrical dependent, an integrated …

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