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Magnetics Design for a Dual Active Bridge (DAB)
Optimizing transformer design for Dual Active Bridge converters with a focus on leakage inductance, core choice, and Frenetic’s simulation tool.
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Optimizing transformer design for Dual Active Bridge converters with a focus on leakage inductance, core choice, and Frenetic’s simulation tool.
Optimizing transformer design for Dual Active Bridge converters with a focus on leakage inductance, core choice, and Frenetic’s simulation tool.
Richard Schlesinger (Research Scientist at Frenetic) presents an insightful lecture on the Leakage Inductance Model of Frenetic Simulator.
Richard Schlesinger (Research Scientist at Frenetic) presents an insightful lecture on the Leakage Inductance Model of Frenetic Simulator.
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Prof. Bob White explains why leakage-related losses are often far greater than expected, and how they affect efficiency and thermal performance.
Prof. Bob White explains why leakage-related losses are often far greater than expected, and how they affect efficiency and thermal performance.
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