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Optimized Control of Distribution Switches to Balance a Low Cost Photovoltaic Microgrid.
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A 0.2-2 GHz Time-Interleaved Multi-Stage Switched-Capacitor Delay Element Achieving 448.6 ns Delay and 330 ns/mm2 Area Efficiency.
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Review on Switching Device Fault, Protection, and Fault-Tolerant Topologies of Current Source Inverter
The fault modes, protection, and fault-tolerant topologies of voltage source inverters have been investigated for decades. However, issues and solutions related to the fault modes of current source inverters are less well understood. This paper summarizes some of the key topics relevant to a fault in current source inverters, including types of fault modes and their ramifications, post-fault protection methods, and fault- tolerant current source inverter topologies that have been presented in the literature.
PaST-NoC: A Packet-Switched Superconducting Temporal NoC
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A Cross-Layer Design Approach to Strategic Cyber Defense and Robust Switching Control of Cyber-Physical Wind Energy Systems
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Electromagnetic Interference Filter Design for a 100 kW Silicon Carbide Photovoltaic Inverter Without Switching Harmonics Filter
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Variable-Switching-Frequency Single-Stage Bidirectional GaN AC–DC Converter for the Grid-Tied Battery Energy Storage System
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An Improved Class-E Current Inverter With Two Coupled Inductors for Isolation and Power Scaling Without Affecting Switch Voltage Stress
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Switching-Sequence Control of a Higher Order Power-Electronic System Driving a Pulsating Load
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Cell Capacitor Voltage Switching-Cycle Balancing Control for Modular Multilevel Converters
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