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Power losses of multiphase inverters

Electrical Systems for Aircraft, Railway and Ship Propulsion, 2010
Multiphase drives are particularly attractive in medium and high-power applications such as railway and naval propulsion systems. In the most modern drives, a multiphase machine is driven by an IGBT inverter. This paper focuses the theoretical calculation of the power losses in multiphase inverters with an odd number of phases.
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Power losses in lamellar gratings

Applied Optics, 1979
Power losses in lamellar gratings per groove length are obtained by integrating the square of the tangential component of the magnetic field, obtained from the infinite conductivity solutions, along the grating profile. The groove fields for the perfectly conducting grating are generated by matching a superposition of diffracted plane waves above the ...
A, Gavrielides, P, Peterson
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Load Loss Coefficient and Power Loss Tracing in Power Systems

2017
A definition of Load Loss Coefficient (LLC) is given in this study along with the power loss tracing algorithm. As LLC indicates the effect of load on power transmission loss, its calculation is performed based on the Bialek’s power tracing method, where gross and net flows are being considered, to determine the power loss in a system during power ...
Moonsung Bae, Byongjun Lee
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Loss of Power

American Sociological Review, 1973
Berle and Means show that modern organizations separate the rights inherent in property or other resources into benefit rights and usage rights. To increase benefits, natural persons in society give over usage rights, that is direct control over actions, to corporate bodies through investments or membership. In so doing, they have gained these benefits
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Losses in power cycles

International Journal of Mechanical Sciences, 1970
Abstract This paper examines power-producing cycles and evaluates losses incurred in such a way that the analysis applies to cycles as a whole or to individual units involved. This allows the results to be applied to any process where work and/or heat transfer is involved.
John H. Neilson, Robert A. Crawford
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Power Losses in Electrolytic Condensers

Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1932
Electrolytic condensers on a-c. circuits have higher power losses than would be expected from the leakage currents and electrolyte resistances. Likewise, losses change with the applied voltage, with temperature of the cell, with the frequency of the applied voltage, and with external circuit conditions governing current wave shape in such ways that it ...
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