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Power Electronics Electronic Theses & Dissertations (ETDs) & Patents

This Table is Sortable! Year Type Institute Abstract Title Patents 2005 Thesis NC State Abstract Distributed modular controller architecture for high power converter applications   2004 Thesis Pittsburgh U. Abstract Wireless Battery Charging System using Radio Frequency Energy Harvesting   2004 Dissertation NC State Abstract System Protection for Power Electronic Building Block Based DC Distribution Systems   2002 Thesis Pittsburgh U. Abstract An Impulse Generator Simulation Circuit   2002 Thesis Pittsburgh U. Abstract Tuning and Control of an On-Chip Piezoelectric Resonator   2001 Thesis NC State Abstract A System Simulator For Shipboard Electrical Distribution Systems   1999 Dissertation Virginia Tech Abstract Low-voltage High-efficiency Fast-transient Voltage regulator Module   1998 Thesis Virginia Tech Abstract Thin Film Polymer Dielectrics for High-Voltage Applications under Severe Environments   1998 Thesis Virginia Tech Abstract Integrated EMI/Thermal Design for Switching Power Supplies   1998 Dissertation Virginia Tech Abstract A Heuristic Nonlinear Constructive Method for Electric Power Distribution System Reconfiguration   1997 Dissertation Virginia Tech Abstract Advanced Single-Stage Power Factor Correction Techniques   1997 Dissertation Virginia Tech Abstract Design and Analysis of Piezoelectric Transformer Converters   1995 Dissertation Caltech Abstract I. Negative incremental impedance of fluorescent lamps. II. Simple high power factor lamp ballasts   1990 Dissertation Caltech Abstract Control art of switching converters   1984 Dissertation Caltech Abstract Topology and analysis in pwm inversion, rectification, and cycloconversion   1954 Dissertation Caltech Abstract The dielectric recovery of parallel arcs   1944 Dissertation Caltech Abstract I. The explosion of ether-air mixtures by electric sparks II. The dynamic resistance of a spark   1924 Thesis Caltech Abstract Obtaining steady high-voltage direct current from a thermionic rectifier, without a filter

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