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Environmental preservation has now become paramount as natural resources are rapidly being consumed. A large part of the emissions rejected into the atmosphere comes from the transportation vehicles due to their combustion-based...
The electrical power industry is currently going through one of the most dramatic changes in its history. With an ever-increasing demand for power, environmental cleanliness, and reduction in electronic device sizes, the use of...
Power hardware-in-the-loop (PHIL) simulation is a technique whereby actual power hardware is interfaced to a virtual surrounding system through PHIL interfaces making use of power amplifiers and/or actuators. PHIL simulation is often an...
Future Naval vessels are looking to incorporate a new variety of electrical loads. These loads include rail guns, high power radars, electric propulsion drives, and lasers. These loads, especially the rail gun, can be classified as high...
A medium voltage DC (MVDC) shipboard power system (SPS) architecture is a notional candidate design for future “all-electric” ships, as it is expected to increase power density and distribution efficiency. However, the lack of experience...
Power hardware-in-the-loop (PHIL) is a powerful technique that allows researchers to test hardware under different operating conditions and environments.PHIL creates a closed-loop environment, where a single physical device is coupled to...
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