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Small-Signal Modeling for Phase-Shift Controlled Resonant Converters

IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, 2021
The extended describing function (EDF) method is widely used in modeling the resonant converters. This article finds that the model of the phase-shift controlled resonant converter deduced by this method might be inaccurate especially when the duty-cycle is close to 1. The reason behind it is investigated, showing that derivation of the inverter bridge
Xin Li 0105   +4 more
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Phase-shift feedback control for dielectrophoretic micromanipulation

Lab on a Chip, 2018
A versatile electrode array and the control system for noncontact micromanipulation of several objects using dielectrophoresis (DEP).
Jiří Zemánek   +2 more
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Thyristor-controlled phase-shifting devices

Russian Electrical Engineering, 2014
Phase-shifting devices with thyristor regulation intended for the constant control of power overflows in power-supply networks with parametric and regime nonuniformity have been developed. The phase shift of the output voltage is regulated using a high-voltage thyristor key, which ensures the speed of the device.
V. N. Stel’makov   +2 more
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Digital control for phase shift converter

Proceedings of 2012 IEEE International Conference on Automation, Quality and Testing, Robotics, 2012
The development of intelligent microgrids with renewable energy sources increased significantly nowadays. The present paper examines and compares analog and digital control of a bidirectional phase shift converter in order to find out which is best suited to be used in intelligent microgrid applications.
R. Etz   +4 more
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Controlling Power Flow with Phase Shifting Equipment

Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1930
In the operation of an electric power distributing system involving various kinds of networks, a fundamental necessity is that each transforming and transmitting unit carry a reasonable share of the total load. In the case of a single system that has been developed in a coordinated manner the problem of load division has not in general been troublesome
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CONTROL OF STATIC PHASE SHIFTING TRANSFORMERS WITH LEAKAGE REACTANCE

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1983
Abstract Analysis has shown that a phase shifting transformer can enhance the stability of a power system. Methods of adjusting phase shifting transformers and control algorithms to realize the stability improvement have been demonstrated. However, in earlier work the effect of leakage reactance and reactance inserted to limit fault currents has not ...
G. Güth, A. Rey, R. Baker
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Reconfigurable Impedance Matching Networks With Controllable Phase Shift

IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems II: Express Briefs, 2018
Two kinds of reconfigurable impedance matching networks with controllable phase shift are proposed. The reconfigurable networks can match different loads with desired phase shift at center frequency and no extra phase shifter is needed. The two networks are realized by using varactor diodes and switches, respectively.
Tianyu Zhang   +3 more
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Phase-shifting (Sagnac) interferometer with external phase control

Applied Optics, 2005
A novel ring configuration for phase-shifting interferometry with external phase-shifting control is presented. The device is a polarization (ring) interferometer, in which the reference and test arms are parts of the same collimated beam. The key point is to manage the polarization of the light such that orthogonal linear polarizations describe ...
José A, Ferrari, Eugenio, Garbusi
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Phase-shift control in electro-optical analyzers

SPIE Proceedings, 1994
Adjustment and stabilization of an optimal value of control voltage is a common problem in spectrum polarimetry when using electrooptical polarization analyzers. In this paper we give a description of a method to determine the quarter-wave phase shift when handling control signals of square form (of the type of a `meander').
Victor M. Grigoryev, Nikolai I. Kobanov
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Voltage-Controlled Phase Shift of Triangular Waves

IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, 1973
A principle is described whereby an instantaneous voltage proportional to the phase shift of the outputs of two triangular-wave generators can be obtained. By controlling one of the triangular-wave generators with the difference between this voltage and a reference voltage, a certain phase difference between the triangular waves is obtained which can ...
K. E. Kuijk, H. Hagenbeuk
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