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    single-stage high-power factor ac to dc converter with symmetrical topology which is compared with traditional full bridge series parallel resonant converter. Traditionally, an ac/dc converter consists of a diode-bridge rectifier followed by a bulky capacitor and a high frequency dc/dc converter. This kind of converter inevitably introduces a highly distorted input current, resulting in a low power factor. Single stage ac/dc converter with symmetrical topology can overcome this

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    full-connected dc–dc converter with a change proportion around nine times, delicate start-up, and delicate exchanging elements for PMDC motor drive is proposed in this paper. The converter is furnished with a dynamic flyback and two inactive capacitor–diode snubbers, which can diminish voltage and current spikes and lessen voltage and current burdens, while it can accomplish almost zero-voltage-exchanging and zero-present exchanging delicate exchanging element. Simulation results are presented

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    Modern loads are the Modern electrical loads uses in various cases, such as the frequency based control ,and the nonlinear loads are the in the sinusoidal AC circuits , the current waveform is not the sinusoidal these loads contains the electronic device that does not conduct the current for the full cycle of the applied voltage. It causes the number of disturbance such as the voltage and the waveform distortion Overheating disturbance transformer and the other distribution equipment higher

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    Paper 228.797 Project Report on “Energy Harvesting and Efficient Hardware Design considerations for Wireless Sensor nodes” Prepared by: Mukesh Mishra Date: 21/03/2016 1. Introduction A Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) is comprised of multiple tiny devices called nodes or motes. These are distributed spatially in an environment to monitor sense and compute data wirelessly. The role of a sensor node is to evaluate different tasks. First, a node has to sense physical conditions and exchange the information

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    Constant frequency assumption The phasor method is correct for steady-state solutions, but during transients, using the constant frequency !o is an approximation to the actual grid frequency, !. However, if the power network remains close to fo (±0:2-0:5Hz[2]), using both the constant frequency phasor solution for the electrical network(Eq.(1.8)) and the constant frequency in the electromechanical equation (Eq.(1.5)) helped to alleviate the tedious mathematical calculations in the early power system

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    Where Nc= number of molecules per unit cell (Z=8), A= molecular weight of Cu0.5Ni0.5Fe2O4 (236.81 g.mole-1), Vc= unit cell volume (584.172x10-24cm3) and Na=Avogadro’s number (6.023x1023 molecules.mole-1). The measured theoretical density (ρth) was found to be 5.3844g.cm-3. The apparent density of pellet specimens sintered at 850oC and 1050oC was measured by using Ultrapycnometer 1000 which was varified by Archimedes buoyancy Principle and was found to be 4.8 g.cm-3 and 5.02 g.cm-3 respectively.

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    Another advantage of the synchronous converter is that it is bi-directional, which lends itself to applications requiring regenerative braking. When power is transferred in the "reverse" direction, it acts much like a boost converter. The upsides of the synchronous buck converter don't come without cost. To start with, the lower switch normally costs more than the freewheeling diode. Second, the multifaceted nature of the converter is unfathomably expanded because of the requirement for a reciprocal

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    Chapter 5 Case Study 5.1 Overview (study area) The 220/66/11 kV SRS Chitradurga substation located near Chitradurga, old Bangalore road, Karnataka, India has been chosen for adequacy analysis. This SRS substation as a capacity of 220kV and it is step down to 66 and 11 kV using step down transformers. The single line diagram of 220/66/11 kV SRS Chitradurga substation is shown in the figure 5.1 Figure 5.1: Single line diagram of 220/66/11 kV SRS Chitradurga substation. The main supply for this substation

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    The word "Cancer" means a group of diseases that are characterized by unrestrained cellular development. It It refers to cellular intrusion into neighboring tis-sues and may turn into metastasise if not treated at early stage. The most widely diagnosed malignancy in males is prostate cancer. Peripheral zone of the gland is the place where prostate cancers are generally found. It constitutes a dense arrangement of cancerous epithelial cells commonly in small form, penetrating glands with a symmetrical

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    Nt1310 Unit 5 Exercise 1

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    Figure.10 (a) Hardware test bench set up (b) Gating pulses for 70 KHz from DSP processor (c) Input voltage and input current waveforms for 230Vrms (d) Input voltage and input current waveforms for 110 Vrms (a) (b) Figure.11 Waveforms showing power factor for (a) 20% load and (b) 75% load. (a)

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