PV Powered High Voltage Pulse Converter with Switching Cells for Food Processing Application

In recent years, industries in the suburb have retrofitted their power supply units with solar power supply systems. Using solar power supply systems for various applications, such as food processing, enables energy expense saving. A promising opportunity in the food industry is solar-powered Pulsed...

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Published in:Energies (Basel) 2023-01, Vol.16 (2), p.1010
Main Authors: Sumathy, P., Navamani, J. Divya, Lavanya, A., Sathik, Jagabar, Zahira, R., Essa, Fadl A.
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Capacitors
DC–DC converters
Diodes
Electric fields
Energy
Energy conservation
Food industry
Food preservation
Food processing
Food processing industry
Fruits
Gamma rays
High voltage
High voltages
Inductors
Methods
passive switched inductor switched capacitor (PSLSC) converter
Pulse converters
pulsed electric field (PEF)
Radiation
Renewable resources
Retrofitting
Solar power
solar PV
Suburban areas
switched capacitor cell
Topology
Transfer functions
Voltage
Voltage pulses
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DC–DC converters
Diodes
Electric fields
Energy
Energy conservation
Food industry
Food preservation
Food processing
Food processing industry
Fruits
Gamma rays
High voltage
High voltages
Inductors
Methods
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Pulse converters
pulsed electric field (PEF)
Radiation
Renewable resources
Retrofitting
Solar power
solar PV
Suburban areas
switched capacitor cell
Topology
Transfer functions
Voltage
Voltage pulses
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