Search for dissertations about: "parasitic capacitance"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 25 swedish dissertations containing the words parasitic capacitance.
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1. Novel Processing and Electrical Characterization of Nanowires
Abstract : This thesis investigates novel electrical nanowire characterization tools and devices. Conventional characterization methods, long available to bulk semiconductor samples, have been adapted and transferred to the nanowire geometry. READ MORE
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2. High Voltage DC-biased Oil Type Medium Frequency Transformer; A Green Solution for Series DC Wind Park Concept
Abstract : The electric energy generated by remote offshore wind parks is transported to the consumers using high voltage submarine cables. On the generation site, such transmissions are realized today by collecting the energy produced by several wind turbines in a bulky and expensive transformer placed on a dedicated platform. READ MORE
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3. Voltage Transients in the Field Winding of Salient Pole Wound Synchronous Machines : Implications from fast switching power electronics
Abstract : Wound Field Synchronous Generators provide more than 95% of the electricity need worldwide. Their primacy in electricity production is due to ease of voltage regulation, performed by simply adjusting the direct current intensity in their rotor winding. READ MORE
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4. Automotive Electromagnetic Compatibility - Prediction and Analysis of Parasitic Components in Conductor Layouts
Abstract : The electronics in the automotive industry is facing a new era where safety critical functions are electrified, as for example drive-by-wire technology. At the same time as the number of electrical loads in the vehicles is increasing, the time to market is decreasing. READ MORE
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5. Modelling and Characterisation of Terahertz Planar Schottky Diodes
Abstract : This thesis deals with the modelling and characterisation of THz planar Schottky diodes, focusing on analyses of geometry-dependent electrical parasitics and the thermal management of the diode chip. Moving towards higher operating frequencies, the diode performance degrades due to high frequency losses, parasitic couplings and self-heating effects. READ MORE
