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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"frequency-dependent losses"”.

  1. A zero-voltage switching technique for high frequency buck converter ICs

    … (ZVS) method that can be used to decrease the frequency dependent losses in a buck converter. The specific application for this thesis was a buck converter IC with an input voltage of up to 42V. The method utilizes the addition of an auxiliary circuit composed of a helper inductor and two …

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  2. DESIGN OF DYNAMIC CAPACITIVE WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER SYSTEMS FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING

    … in fringing fields. State-of-the-art high-frequency capacitive wireless power transfer (WPT) systems are limited in their power transfer capability due to the limited power rating of the semiconductor devices used in their inverters. This thesis presents several passive power-combining …

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  3. Strongly correlated quantum fluids and effective thermalization in non-Markovian driven-dissipative photonic systems

    … unavoidable radiative and non-radiative losses and the external drive needed to replenish the photon gas leads the many-body system toward a steady-state presenting important non-thermal features. One one hand, an overwhelmingly large quantity of novel quantum phenomena is expected in the …

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  4. Efficient Finite Element Electromagnetic Analysis for High-Frequency/High-Speed Circuits And Multiconductor Transmission Lines

    … solver with high-order vector elements for high-frequency and high-speed circuit simulations. The solver supports wave port and lumped port excitations as well as the incorporation of lumped networks and circuit models in a distributed finite element model. An adaptive multipoint model order …

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