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Both thermal and electrical design aspects are investigated in this work. For thermal part; detailed analysis of electrical properties of the heating element (i.e. graphite) is conducted to design the heating element used to heat up the storage material (i.e. molten salt). For electrical part; asymmetric and symmetric power electronic rectifier are investigated and compared with low frequency modulation and pulse width modulation techniques, based on their power factor (PF) and total harmonic distortion (THD). 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