Apparao Dekka

Associate Professor

Lakehead University

Canada

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Dr. Apparao Dekka is an Associate Professor at Lakehead University, Canada. His research areas encompass advanced control techniques for multilevel inverters and electric transportation applications, as evidenced by his recent publications on predictive current control and voltage balancing methods. His work focuses on enhancing performance and reducing complexity in power electronics systems.

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Abdul R. Beig

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

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Sebastian Rivera

Delft University of Technology

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Optimal Voltage Level-Based Sequential Predictive Current Control With Reduced Complexity for Multilevel Inverters

Model Predictive Control With Inherent CMV Reduction Capability for Multilevel Inverters

Modeling and Control of a New Five-Level Converter for Medium-Voltage Drive Systems

Low-Complexity Heun's Method-Based FCS-MPC With Reduced Common-Mode Voltage for a Five-Level Inverter

High-Performance Sequential Model Predictive Control of a Four-Level Inverter for Electric Transportation Applications

A New Predictive Current Control With Reduced Current Tracking Error and Switching Frequency for Multilevel Inverters

Phase Current Reconstruction Method With an Improved Direct Torque Control of SRM Drive for Electric Transportation Applications

Modular Multilevel Series/Parallel Converter for Bipolar DC Distribution and Transmission

Direct Predictive Current Control of a New Five-Level Voltage Source Inverter

Modulation and Voltage Balancing of a Five-Level Series-Connected Multilevel Inverter With Reduced Isolated Direct Current Sources

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Abdul R. Beig

Sebastian Rivera

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