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Theses and Dissertations
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Items in this Collection
- 2Laplace transform
- 1Converter analysis
- 1High frequency
- 1Module integrated converter
- 1PV converter
- 1Planar transformer
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Fall 2016
Accurate large signal analysis of Power Electronics converters is essential for achieving high performance and reliable designs. Converter topologies with large signal variations are conventionally analyzed using numerical methods, averaged models, or inaccurate analyses. In this thesis, a...
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Analysis, Design and Implementation of Efficient High Frequency Power Converters for PV Applications using Generalized Steady-state Modeling
DownloadFall 2023
Efficiency and power density of Power Electronics converters has been constantly increased for decades and is projected to further improve. As an example, the efficiency for converters used in telecommunication and PV applications has increased from around 90% in 1990s to about 98% in recent...