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A new step-up quadratic DC/DC converter based on coupled-inductor. [PDF]

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Hasanpour S.
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A high-efficiency multi-port bidirectional converter for renewable energy and hybrid electric vehicle applications. [PDF]

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Suresh K, Parimalasundar E, Aravind P.
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A novel reduced-switch asymmetric multilevel inverter with scalable structure and flexible source selection algorithms. [PDF]

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Design and performance analysis of a simplified hybrid modulation method for dual active bridge powering inverters. [PDF]

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Elias MFM, Saadon IM, Amin N.
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Human-inspired time-series health evaluation with an adaptive multimodal electronic skin. [PDF]

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Xu C, Zheng H, Heng W, Liu R, MarionSims J, Li J, Jin P, Tay RY, Min J, Wang G, Yue Y, Gao W.   +11 more
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LiWO-SRDN-based EV charging coordination for stable smart grid systems using a single-switch high step-up zeta converter. [PDF]

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Ramkumar MS, Labassi F, Giri J, Khan MA, Ruzmetov A, Balakrishnan K, Isaac JoshuaRamesh Lalvani J.   +6 more
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Transformation Elastography: Converting Anisotropy to Isotropy

2020 IEEE 17th International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging (ISBI), 2020
Elastography refers to mapping mechanical properties in a material based on measuring wave motion in it using noninvasive optical, acoustic or magnetic resonance imaging methods. For example, increased stiffness will increase wavelength. Stiffness and viscosity can depend on both location and direction. A material with aligned fibers or layers may have
Martina Guidetti, Dieter Klatt, Thomas J. Royston   +2 more
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Using convert to transform source code

Software: Practice and Experience, 1979
AbstractThere are a number of reasons why one might wish to transform the source code of an operational program: To make the program conform to a standard layout. To make the program conform to syntax and semantics standards. To improve the performance of the program.
John R. Wolberg, Marshall Rafal
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