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IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Magazine

ISSN:

2162-2264

eISSN:

2162-2272

Disciplines
(Field of Science):

  • automation, electronics, electrical engineering and space technologies (Engineering and Technology)
  • information and communication technology (Engineering and Technology)
  • biomedical engineering (Engineering and Technology)
  • astronomy (Natural sciences)

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2016 5 foreign scientific journals
2015 5 foreign scientific journals
2014 5 foreign scientific journals
2013 5 foreign scientific journals
2012 5 foreign scientific journals

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2015 0.7
2014 0.5
2013 1.6

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Year 2015
  • CM Voltage Compensators for Power Electronic Interfaces
    Publication
    • R. Smoleński
    • J. Bojarski
    • P. Leżyński
    • A. Kempski
    • J. Łuszcz

    - IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Magazine - Year 2015

    The experimental results presented in the paper have shown that the application of the PEIs might cause EMC related problems, especially in the case of the application of a group of connected converters. The most convenient way to reduce EMI currents and prevent aggregation of EMI currents introduced by a group of converters is through passive compensation of voltage interference sources inside of the single converters. In the...

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  • Low Frequency Conducted Emissions of Grid Connected Static Converters
    Publication

    - IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Magazine - Year 2015

    Pulse-width modulated rectifiers are nowadays commonly used for AC to DC power conversion. PWM rectification technology is very effective and allows for bidirectional power flow with the possibility of power factor improvement and low-order harmonic emission limitation. Unfortunately, employed PWM boost topology results with generation of input current harmonic distortions in a frequency range tightly correlated to modulation frequency....

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