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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"non-sinusoidal excitation"”.

  1. Improvements in Inductively Coupled Wireless Power Transfer Through Non-Sinusoidal Excitation and Closed-Loop Operation Using Optical Feedback

    … power transfer (WPT) systems. The first is non sinusoidal excitation technique. By analysing the characteristics of rectifier diodes, LR time constant, and circuit impedance for nonlinear signals, a triangular pulse input is designed to operate the rectifier diode at its high-conductance …

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  2. Characterizing and modeling methods for power converters

    … for current-mode controllers with constant and nonconstant switching frequencies.</p><p>In this work, we mainly focus on characterization for two types of components: the switching components, including Si MOSFETs and GaN High-electron-mobility transistor (HEMT), and the magnetic core in an …

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  3. Influence of higher time harmonics on the electrical and mechanical performance of an inverter-fed squirrel cage induction motor

    … and current waveforms are generally quite non-sinusoidal and polluted with higher time harmonic components. The higher time harmonics affect the electrical and mechanical performance significantly, and adverse effects are investigated. Literature on the effect of higher time harmonics is …

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  4. High Frequency Magnetic Core Loss Study

    … DC bias and temperature. These dependences are nonlinear and difficult to predict. How to measure, model and analyze the core loss is a challenge for decades. In this dissertation, two new core loss measurement methods are introduced first. These two methods use the reactive cancellation concept …

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