Daniel Costinett

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University of Tennessee

United States

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Daniel Costinett is an Associate Professor at the University of Tennessee, United States. His research areas focus on wireless power transfer systems, power electronics, and converter design, as highlighted in his recent publications. Notable topics of his work include high-frequency wireless charging technologies, GaN-based devices, and innovative methodologies for rectification and busbar design.

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University of Tennessee

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A 6.6-kW High-Frequency Wireless Power Transfer System for Electric Vehicle Charging Using Multilayer Nonuniform Self-Resonant Coil at MHz

Multilevel Switched-Capacitor AC-DC Step-Down Rectifier for Wireless Charging With Reduced Conduction Loss and Harmonic Content

Systematic Design of a 100-W 6.78-MHz Wireless Charging Station Covering Multiple Devices and a Large Charging Area

Methodology of Low Inductance Busbar Design for Three-Level Converters

Mitigation of Current Distortion for GaN-Based CRM Totem-Pole PFC Rectifier with ZVS Control

Capacitive Coupling in EMI Filters Containing T-Shaped Joint: Mechanism, Effects, and Mitigation

Characterization and Failure Analysis of 650-V Enhancement-Mode GaN HEMT for Cryogenically Cooled Power Electronics

Development of High-Power High Switching Frequency Cryogenically Cooled Inverter for Aircraft Applications

Gate drive technology evaluation and development to maximize switching speed of sic discrete devices and power modules in hard switching applications

Modeling and Mitigation of Multiloops Related Device Overvoltage in Three-Level Active Neutral Point Clamped Converter

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Leon Tolbert

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