Masterarbeit »Untersuchung modularer Generatorgleichrichter für segmentiertes HVDC-Flugzeugbordnetz« — Fraunhofer IISB | SciFind

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Master's Thesis »Investigation of Modular Generator Rectifiers for Segmented HVDC Aircraft Power Supply System«

🇩🇪 Erlangen

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POWER ELECTRONICS REIMAGINED WITH US – AND HIGH PERFORMANCE RECOGNIZED. CHANGE STARTS WITH US. At the Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Systems and Device Technology IISB, our over 500 employees turn great visions into reality. Energy conversion with minimal energy loss and effort, more powerful semiconductor components (micro- and macroelectronics) – we work application-oriented with industry and conduct research…

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