Search for dissertations about: "high voltage components"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 145 swedish dissertations containing the words high voltage components.
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1. Towards Low-Voltage, High-Current : A pioneering drive concept for battery electric vehicles
Abstract : The first electric low-voltage vehicles were constructed in the mid-19th century, but by the early 20th century they were progressively replacedby successors with internal combustion engines. As the consequences ofusing fossil fuels are better understood, our society is now transitioning back. READ MORE
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2. Thermoplastic Insulation for High Voltage Cables
Abstract : High voltage direct current (HVDC) cables that seamlessly integrate renewables have an important contribution to the modern world’s efforts towards a more sustainable future. Extruded HVDC cables that efficiently and reliably transport electricity require robust insulation materials with good thermomechanical and dielectric properties. READ MORE
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3. Control and Design Aspects of Components and Systems in High-Voltage Converters for Industrial Applications
Abstract : High-frequency dc-dc converters are widely used in power electronic applications, both in consumer products and industrial products. By operating the converter at higher frequencies both a smaller size and better control characteristics can be obtained. READ MORE
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4. Computational framework for studying charge transport in high-voltage gas-insulated systems
Abstract : Increasing demands in electric energy stimulates a shift in functional requirements to power distribution networks and pushes equipment manufacturers to develop highly optimized products where high rated parameters (e.g., energy, voltages) are combined with reduced geometrical dimensions of components. READ MORE
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5. Control of Voltage Source Converters for Voltage Dip Mitigation in Shunt and Series Configurations
Abstract : Custom Power is the application of power electronics to improve the quality of power distribution for sensitive industrial plants. Industries reporting production stops due to voltage disturbances, like short interruptions and voltage dips, include paper mills, semiconductors facilities and other industries with fully automated production. READ MORE