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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Vienna rectifier"”.

  1. Controlling the Vienna rectifier using a simplified space vector pulse width modulation technique

    … Pulse-Width-Modulation (SVPWM) technique for the Vienna rectifier is introduced to reduce the computational burden, the switching losses and the Total-Harmonic-Distortion (THD). Furthermore, the robustness of this modulation technique is tested under various faults through a 70 kW MATLAB/Simulink …

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

    … carrying out the task is commonly known as "rectifiers". This work aims at designing and constructing rectifiers that can work efficiently and reliably in more-electric aircrafts. One of the major challenge for these rectifiers comes from the complex aircraft environment. The ambient …

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  3. An Algorithm and System for Measuring Impedance in D-Q Coordinates

    … measured include a voltage source inverter, Vienna rectifier, six-pulse rectifier and an autotransformer-rectifier unit.

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  4. Form-Factor-Constrained, High Power Density, Extreme Efficiency and Modular Power Converters

    Enhancing performance of power electronics converters has always been an interesting topic in the power electronics community. Over the years, researchers and engineers are developing new high performance component, novel converter topologies, smart control methods and optimal design procedures to …

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