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DCDC PUF an enhanced implementation of ring oscillator based PUF. [PDF]

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Younes L, Abulibdeh E, Mohammad B, Saleh H, Al-Qutayri M.   +4 more
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Directional postural sway tendencies and static balance among community-dwelling older adults with depression and without cognitive impairment. [PDF]

Aging Clin Exp Res
Suarez JRM, Decker VB, Park JH, Lighthall NR, Dino MJS, Thiamwong L.   +5 more
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Rectifier/invertor reactive component minimization

IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications, 1989
The problem of filter-component placement is considered in connection with the size and cost minimization of the reactive elements in a rectifier/inverter. First, the optimal placement is found for the filter elements. Given the terminal constraints, two circuit topologies are possible: one with a capacitor filter on the DC side and the other with it ...
T.G. Habetler, D.M. Divan
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Multilevel invertors of traction motors

Russian Electrical Engineering, 2011
The peculiarities of using multilevel (three-level) voltage inverters for traction purposes are studied. It is shown that a three-level inverter allows one to achieve economical voltage control in traction motors which reduces losses in both devices and a traction drive in general.
Yu. M. In’kov, V. V. Litovchenko, A. V. Nevinskii   +2 more
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PLC invertor napona

Proceedings IEEESTEC 2024
U ovom radu opisan je jedan sklop za pretvaranje DC napona iz akumulatorskih baterija u AC napon za napajanje potrošača.
Tamara Mitrović, Danilo Vučić, Željko Petrović, Igor Trajković   +3 more
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Quasi-sine-wave fully regenerative invertor

Proceedings of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, 1973
The paper shows that, if a cage induction motor is fed with a quasi-square-wave current, the motor terminal voltage is approximately sinusoidal under normal operating conditions. A simple analytical approach, based on the assumption that the motor resistances and inductances do not change with frequency, is shown to describe adequately the motor ...
W. Farrer, J.D. Miskin
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