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Power System Insight Using Mathematical Modeling
Feb 17, 2016
Mathematical modeling allows designers to find the best switching frequency, best components, compare two sets of components and optimize the system for any conditions that the application requires while still in the design cycle and well in advance of any prototyping. When fully verified by lab...
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