Search for dissertations about: "voltage instability"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 39 swedish dissertations containing the words voltage instability.
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16. Electronic Control of Flexural Nanowire Vibrations
Abstract : “Nanoelectromechanical systems” (NEMS) are nanometer-sized mechanical structures coupled to electronic devices of comparable size. The coupling between mechanical and electronic degrees of freedom, combined with their mesoscopic size, provide these systemswith some unique properties that make them interesting from both the fundamental and technological point of view. READ MORE
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17. The Electrochemistry of LiNi0.5-xMn1.5+xO4-δ in Li-ion Batteries : Structure, Side-reactions and Cross-talk
Abstract : The use of Li-ion batteries in portable electronic products is today widespread and on-going research is extensively dedicated to improve their performance and energy density for use in electric vehicles. The largest contribution to the overall cell weight comes from the positive electrode material, and improvements regarding this component thereby render a high potential for the development of these types of batteries. READ MORE
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18. Transport Properties of Superconducting d-wave junctions
Abstract : At surfaces and interfaces of d-wave superconductors, quasiparticle bound states with zero energy, midgap states (MGS), are necessarily formed as a consequence of the sign change of the d-wave order parameter upon 90° rotation. The MGS can never exist at s-wave superconductor surfaces and are therefore true fingerprints of unconventional superconductivity. READ MORE
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19. On the Analysis of DC Network Dynamics of VSC-based HVDC Systems
Abstract : In this thesis, the dc network dynamics of VSC-HVDC systems is investigated through eigenvalue and frequency domain analysis. The eigenvalue analysis has been used to identify the factors that have an impact on the system stability. READ MORE
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20. On Control of Back-to-Back Converters and Sensorless Induction Machine Drives
Abstract : This thesis focuses on design and analysis of the control system structure for back-to-back converter squirrel-cage induction machine drives. Particularly, sensorless control of induction machines, meaning vector control without a mechanical shaft sensor, and vector control of pulsewidth-modulated (PWM) rectifiers are considered. READ MORE