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Experimental Detection of Bifurcations and Sliding in DC-DC Power Converters
This paper is concerned with some particular nonlinear phenomena that can arise in piecewise-smooth feedback systems. Experimental results for detecting bifurcations and sliding in DC-DC power converters are presented and they confirm what theory predicted in earlier works
Discrete time maps for the analysis of bifurcations and chaos in DC/DC converters
The main aim of this paper is to present a systematic classification of discrete-time models proposed in the literature for the analysis of nonlinear phenomena in power electronic DC/DC converters. It is shown how these models can be applied to different operating conditions and used to analyze the converter dynamics under both voltage-mode and current-mode control. The derivation of simplified maps is discussed together with the Jacobian matrices of the maps that are used for the analysis of several bifurcations and chaotic behaviors. The three most common converter topologies, i.e., boost, buck and buck-boost, operating in continuous conduction mode, are considered. An extensive literature review is also reported
Kalman Filtering in Synchronous Frame for Parameter Estimation of Field Oriented Controlled Induction Machines
Power Factor and Harmonic Distortion Optimization in a Photovoltaic Generating Power Station
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