Inductive Devices in Power Electronics Materials, measurement, design and applications - Zacharias, Peter (Institution of Engineering and Technology, 2025)
Part 1: Magnetic Materials and Winding Concepts; Chapter 1: Soft Ferrite Materials for High Frequency Applications; Chapter 2: Metallic Magnetic Materials; Chapter 3: Powdered Magnetic Materials; Chapter 4: Measurement Methods for Magnetic Properties of ?m-Thick Steels Used for High-Frequency Inductor Cores; Chapter 5: Winding types in high frequency power electronics applications; Chapter 6: Magnetic Material Selection for Power Inductors and Transformers; ; Part 2: Modelling; Chapter 7: Modelling of Inductive Components for Simulation in Power Electronic Applications; Chapter 8: Measuring Magnetic Core Loss; Chapter 9: Software for Inductive Components; ; Part 3: Concepts on Magnetic Flux Coupling; Chapter 10: Use of Permanent Magnets in Power Electronics Applications; Chapter 11: Orthogonal Magnetisation in power electronics Applications; Chapter 12: Multiple Coupled Phases using Iron-Based Tape-Wound Cores; ; Part 4: Integrated Inductive Components and Design for High Frequencies; Chapter 13: Design of Integrated Inductive Components for High-Power Converters With and Without Insulation; Chapter 14: Considerations for Design Optimization of High Power Medium Frequency Transformers; Chapter 15: Multiwinding Transformer-based Solid-State Transformers; Chapter 16: Design of High Frequency Magnetic Components for Resonant Converter; Chapter 17: Magnetic materials and devices for EMI filtering; Chapter 18: Common Mode and Differential Mode Suppression in Power Electronic Systems; Chapter 19: Active Ripple Cancellation