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IoT-Based Degradation Management for Self-Healing Power Converters

In high power applications, medium voltage (MV) power converters have proven to be the best solution for dealing with large amounts of energy, reducing power losses and decreasing costs. The importance of such equipment has placed its service continuity as the most relevant concern for researchers a...

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Main Authors:	Rocha, Anderson Vagner, Melo, Danilo F., Carvalho Maia, Thales A., Ferreira, Victor N., Cardoso Filho, Braz J.
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Subjects:	Degradation Failure analysis Fault-Tolerance IGBT IoT Maintenance engineering Monitoring PHM Power converters Power system reliability Prognostic Prognostics and health management Reliability
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