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A W-Band Polarization Converter and Isolator

IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, 2007
A 95-GHz printed low-loss linear-to-circular polarizer is designed as a component of an active direct-detection millimeter-wave imaging system. The periodic printed grid structure presents different reactances to the TE and TM polarizations, resulting in equal amplitude and phase quadrature upon transmission through four parallel grids.
Dietlein, Charles   +4 more
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A new Isolated Hybrid Boosting Converter

2015 IEEE Applied Power Electronics Conference and Exposition (APEC), 2015
A new Isolated Hybrid Boosting Converter (IHBC) is proposed in this paper. It employs fly-back structure at primary side of transformer and a Bipolar Voltage Multiplier (BVM) structure at secondary side to increase the voltage gain. The circuit alternates between forward and fly-back modes, which avoids the use of magnetic reset winding.
Bin Wu, Keyue Smedley
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Isolated bidirectional switched-capacitor flyback converter

2014 International Power Electronics and Application Conference and Exposition, 2014
In this paper, high-efficiency, extremely high step-up and step-down bi-directional DC-DC converter is proposed. The proposed converter consists of a flyback and an isolated switched-capacitor cell to achieve high cost competitiveness for the extreme operation. The output of the flyback converter and that of the isolated switched-capacitor is connected
Hyun-Woo Kim, Joung-Hu Park
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Input-output rearrangement of isolated converters

2015 IEEE Power and Energy Conference at Illinois (PECI), 2015
This paper presents a new way of rearranging the input and output of isolated converters. The new arrangement posses several advantages, as increased voltage range, higher power handling capabilities, reduced voltage stress and improved efficiency, for applications where galvanic isolation is not a requirement.
Mickey P. Madsen   +5 more
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Novel non-isolated LLC resonant converters

2012 Twenty-Seventh Annual IEEE Applied Power Electronics Conference and Exposition (APEC), 2012
In this paper, a novel non-isolated LLC resonant converter is proposed. This converter can achieve most merits of isolated LLC resonant converter, like zero voltage switching and very low turn off loss for all MOSFETs. By non-isolated technique, the turns of transformer can be largely reduced.
Daocheng Huang, Xinke Wu, Fred. C. Lee
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Current-to-frequency isolation converter

Journal of Physics E: Scientific Instruments, 1985
A simple radiation-resistant current-to-frequency converter has been developed for the remote measurement of small currents (0.1-30 mu A) in lines at up to 4 kV above ground potential. the 6.5-9 MHz output frequency is a quasi-logarithmic function of the input current.
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Galvanically isolated sepic converter

2014
SEPIC converter includes: a control unit (10); a transformer (23) having a primary winding (15), an auxiliary winding (16), and a secondary winding (20); a work capacitor (17) between the primary winding (15) and the auxiliary winding (16); a main switch (18) and a recovery switch (30), both controlled by the control unit (10) and connected ...
Stefano Saggini, Fabio ONGARO
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A Capacitive Galvanically Isolated Full-Bridge Converter

IEEE Transactions on Transportation Electrification
This paper proposes a transformerless, capacitively isolated converter based on a full-bridge topology with phase shift control. Compared to existing capacitively isolated converters, the proposed design offers the advantage of zero mean voltage across the isolating capacitors, thereby reducing voltage stress.
Pierpaolo Granello   +2 more
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Isolated Switch-Mode DC-DC Converters

2017
In this chapter we discuss converter circuits that are used in power electronic circuits and systems to change the voltages from one dc level to another dc level. Once again, switching devices will be used to process energy from the input to the output.
Issa Batarseh, Ahmad Harb
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