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Following Flavin's Vibrational Modes to Probe Anharmonicities and Low-Lying Conical Intersections. [PDF]

J Phys Chem B
Vu V, Gozem S.
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Implementation of adaptive hysteresis current controller in grid tied multilevel converter with battery storage system. [PDF]

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Karthikkumar S, Sheela A.
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Power quality enhancement using fractional order type-2 fuzzy SHAF optimized with hPSOFA algorithm. [PDF]

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Mishra AK, Mahakud JJ, Kamilla SK, Satapathy LM, Gantayet A, Choudhury S, Patra AK.   +6 more
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Optimizing switching sequences in AC-AC converters for enhanced safety and performance in conveyor systems. [PDF]

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Dhandapani V, Balasubramanian G.
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PROBABILISTIC ESTIMATION OF THE LEVEL OF DISTORTION TOTAL HARMONIC VOLTAGE IN DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS SECONDARY WITH PHOTOVOLTAIC DISTRIBUTED GENERATION

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Elson N. M. Silva
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Research on precise estimation of line loss rate probability density based on bilateral total variation filtering algorithm. [PDF]

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Zhang J, Liu S, Feng C.
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Pitch selectivity in ferret auditory cortex

Tarka VM, Gaucher Q, Walker KMM.
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Total Harmonic Distortion Decomposition Depending on Distortion Origin

IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery, 2005
The total harmonic distortion (THD) ratio is a well-known parameter that characterizes the distortion degree at a specific point of the grid. In this paper, a decomposition of the THD will be presented in order to determine the responsibility of the distribution company and the electrical energy consumer for the harmonic distortion measured at the ...
A. Ortiz, C. Gherasim, M. Manana, C.J. Renedo, L.I. Eguiluz, R.J.M. Belmans   +5 more
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Distortion: Total harmonic distortion in an asymmetrically clipped sinewave

IEEE Instrumentation & Measurement Magazine, 2011
The application of a signal to an electronic system such as an amplifier invariably results in an output that is, in some sense and to some extent, a distorted version of that input signal. The application to which the system is put is a major determiner of whether or not the distortion can be neglected or, at least, of how much distortion can be ...
Stephen Dyer, Justin Dyer
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