Switching power converters are used in industrial application to convert and deliver their required energy to the motor or lo ad because of advances in solid state power devices and microprocessors. Pulse Width Modulation variable speed drives are increasingly applied in many new industrial applications that require superior performance. The advantages of PWM based switc hing power converter ov...

this paper presents the new topology of three phase on line uninterruptible power supply (ups) by employing t-source inverter (tsi) with maximum constant boost pulse width modulation (pwm) control and the results are compared with the conventional uninterruptible power supply (ups). the conventional ups consists of voltage source inverter (vsi) with step up transformer or dc-dc booster which de...

Soft Switcing techniques have recently been applied in the design of dc-ac converters, in order to achive better performance, higher efficiency, and power density. One of the soft switching techniques uesd in inverters is resonant dc links. These topologies have some disadvantages such as irregular current peaks, large voltage peaks, uncotrollble pulse width, etc. Another soft switching method ...

In this paper, a novel switched-capacitor DC-DC converter with pulse density and width modulation (PDWM) is proposed with reduced output ripple at variable output voltages. While performing pulse density modulation (PDM), the proposed PDWM modulates the pulse width at the same time to reduce the output ripple with high power efficiency. The prototype chip was implemented using 65 nm CMOS proces...

Binary displays for virtual reality can achieve low latency by integrating view tracking with modulation. We present a novel modulation scheme that combines tracking, pulse density modulation, and pulse width modulation to minimize grayscale artifacts. The hybrid modulator is applied to an AMOLED display at an update rate of 1.7 kHz on which we observe nearly zero latency in the perceived image.

Due to the growing demand for higher bandwidth, employing optical devices instead of electronic devices in data transmission systems has attracted much attention in recent years. Optical switches, modulators and wavelength converters are a few examples of the required optical devices. CMOS compatible fabrication of these devices, leads to much more growing of this technology. Optical pulse comp...

UWB (Ultra Wide Band) technology is a reliable transmission scheme for wireless communication with high data rates. UWB is defined as signals with fractional band width more than 20% of its central frequency or as signals with bandwidth more than 500MHZ. UWB can be characterized with ultra-short duration pulses called monopulses which has excellent immunity in interference from sensitivity or m...

This work represents the synthesis of the 211 pulse sequence for the study of electron spin-echo envelope modulation ~ESEEM! with the technique of spin-echo correlated spectroscopy ~SECSY!, which has previously been used to study nuclear modulation by two-dimensional Fourier transform ESR methods. This example of ‘‘pulse adjustable’’ spectroscopy, wherein the pulse width and pulse amplitude of ...

The performance of dual heard pulse interval modulation (DH-PIM) employing least mean square error equaliser (LMSE) in diffuse infrared indoor environment is presented. The work is based on the ceiling bounce channel model and the Monte Carlos simulation. A 3-tap LMSE equaliser is used and results are compared with unequalised DH-PIM and with DH-PIM employing linear zero forcing equaliser (L-ZF...

The present study of the interference problem in certain types of pulse modulation was first outlined in the Progress Report of October 15, 1947. Some of the basic phenomena resulting from interference between two pulsed carriers were discussed and illustrated in the last progress report. The work has continued, with emphasis on experimental analyses of common and adjacent channel interference;...