2 research outputs found
Study OfiGBT Drive For Three Phase Load
This dissertation discusses the project, "Study of IGBT drive three for three
phase load". This project deals with the IGBT theory, the three phase inverter and the
gate driver characteristics. The objective of this project is to study and simulate the
IGBT drive for the three phase load. This report also describe the hardware
description that were used in this project that is the SEMIKRON SKiiP 39ACT4Vl
Three-phase Bridge Rectifier and the SEMIKRON SKHI 23/12 (R) Driver. The
methodology chapter explained the procedures of handling the project, starting from
the problem statement until the procedure identification. It also lists out the tools and
equipments needed to execute this project. The last chapter discusses the sununarized
information of the overall project. Throughout of this project, the author had deal
with the new software and work with a lot of people. Some information in this report
had been taken from other source and all had been credited in the reference
HISTORIOGRAPHY OF RELIGIOUS MODERATION (RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TJONG A FIE AND ISLAM IN NORTH SUMATRA 1880-1990)
This research examines the historiography of religious moderation through the relationship between Tjong A Fie and Islam in North Sumatra from 1880-1990. The main problem addresses the scarcity of in-depth studies on the role of non-Muslim figures in promoting interfaith harmony amidst historiography dominated by conflict narratives. Employing the historical method—including heuristics, criticism, interpretation, and historiography—this study aims to uncover how Tjong A Fie, a Chinese entrepreneur, contributed to the development of Muslim communities and facilitated interfaith dialogue. Key findings indicate that Tjong A Fie actively supported the construction of Islamic worship facilities, funded religious activities, and built strong relationships with local religious scholars, creating a pragmatic and inclusive model of religious moderation. The conclusion reveals that his contributions offer a fresh perspective on the history of religious moderation in North Sumatra, highlighting the importance of non-formal leadership and philanthropy in shaping social cohesion
