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Current Sharing Method for Resonant Converters

VTIP:10-057

The ever present trend for the distributed power systems is the pursuit in the higher efficiency and power density. Resonant dc-dc converters can achieve zero-voltage-switching and thus greatly reduce the switching losses, thus the high efficiency and power density can be accomplished. They gain more and more acceptance ...

Configurable Ring Oscillator Structure to Implement a Highly Reliable Physical Unclonable Function (PUF) on FPGA

VTIP:09-171

A silicon Physical Unclonable Function (PUF), which is a die-unique challenge-response function, is an emerging hardware primitive for secure applications. It exploits manufacturing process variations in a die to generate unique signatures out of a chip. This enables chip authentication and cryptographic key generation.

A Ring Oscillator (RO) ...

Design Methods of Noise Separator for Good Wideband Performance

VTIP:09-028

This invention disclosure addresses the design of noise separator for conducted electromagnetic interference (EMI) diagnosis. Traditional EMI diagnosis is trial-and-error, wasting lots of time and money. Starting from the function design in circuits to practical design on component and layout level, this invention disclosure claims the methods developed in Center ...

Calibrating Instrument Transformers with Phasor Measurements

VTIP:08-110

Measurements made on power systems are performed with current and voltage signals derived from instrument transformer secondary circuits. The errors introduced by these transformers are a recognized component of input data errors in SCADA and Phasor Measurement Units (PMU). Correcting these errors by in-situ calibration is an expensive option, ...

Novel Interleaving Strategy for Multi-Channel PFC

VTIP:06.136

Interleaving multi-phase PFC to reduce the input ripple current is a very popular technology for the AC-DC switching mode power supply. With smaller input ripple current, the EMI filter size can be reduced so that higher power density can be achieved. However, by applying this interleaving technology for ...

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