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A modified perturb and observe MPPT algorithm for PEMFC with rapid convergence and low power oscillation. [PDF]

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Celikel R, Aydogmus O, Yilmaz M.
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Advancements in Induction Motor Fault Diagnosis and Condition Monitoring: A Comprehensive Review. [PDF]

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Hamani K, Kuchar M, Kubatko M, Kirschner S.   +3 more
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Quantifying and mitigating electrical and environmental impacts of corona discharge. [PDF]

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Zobaa AM, Abdelnabi HH, Reda RM, Mahmoud AG.   +3 more
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Failure probability and location identification of damaged insulators using normal function and monitored leakage current. [PDF]

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Monemi M, Shahrtash SM, Kalantar M.
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A Capacitance-to-Ground Measuring Method for Medium-Voltage Power Grid of a Ship Based on the Combination of High and Low Frequencies. [PDF]

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Wang S, Chen L, Li Z, Zhao Z.
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Accuracy Tests of a Dual-Class Hybrid FBG/PZT Photonic Current Transducer Featuring a Novel Passive Autoranging Circuit. [PDF]

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Mir B, Fusiek G, Niewczas P.
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Artificial intelligent fuzzy control and LAPO algorithm for enhancement LVRT and power quality of grid connected PV/wind hybrid systems. [PDF]

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El Sayed NG, Yousef AM, El-Saady G, Alanazi MD, Ziedan HA, Abdelsattar M.   +5 more
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Transient Overvoltages in Alternator Systems

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1973
<div class="htmlview paragraph">Failure of electronic equipment in the alternator system will occur only under fault conditions. Overvoltage levels generated by the alternator and external equipment are discussed. Safe operation can be ensured by high voltage rating or by absorbing energy to reduce the transient voltage.
A. W. Winkley, M. J. Allport
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Transient overvoltages and power-line terminations

Proceedings of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, 1966
The paper outlines an investigation which was initiated to obtain an understanding of the mechanism by which overvoltages, of sufficient magnitude to cause flashover, are produced on a line section which forms part of a 132kV system. The line is terminated at one end with a series-connected inductor; the overvoltage occurs when the line is initially ...
A.G. Heaton, I.A. Reid
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