Marcin Walczak

Assistant professor/Ph.D.

Koszalin University of Technology

Poland

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Dr. Marcin Walczak is an Assistant Professor at Koszalin University of Technology in Poland. His research areas focus on heat transfer, DC–DC converters, and renewable energy systems, as evidenced by his recent articles on topics such as heat exchangers, ionic liquids, and solar energy diagnostics. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of energy efficiency and control mechanisms in power electronics.

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Leszek Bychto

Koszalin University of Technology

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Heat Exchange and Flow Resistance in a Heat Exchanger Based on a Minimal Surface of the Gyroid Type—Results of Experimental Studies

A Review of the State of the Art on Ionic Liquids and Their Physical Properties During Heat Transfer

Modified input-to-output and control-to-output transfer functions of a non-ideal buck converter working in discontinuous conduction mode

Transients in Input and Output Signals in DC–DC Converters Working in Maximum Power Point Tracking Systems

DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF A LOW-COST SOLAR SIMULATOR AND MEASUREMENT SYSTEM FOR LOW-POWER PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELS

Input Small-Signal Characteristics of Selected DC–DC Switching Converters

Influence of Parasitic Resistances on the Input Resistance of Buck and Boost Converters in Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) Systems

Neural Networks in the Diagnostics Process of Low-Power Solar Plant Devices

Large-signal input characteristics of selected DC–DC switching converters Part I. Continuous conduction mode

Large-signal input characteristics of selected DC–DC switching converters Part I. Continuous conduction mode

Large-signal input characteristics of selected DC–DC switching converters, Part II. Discontinuous conduction mode

Large-signal input characteristics of selected DC–DC switching converters, Part II. Discontinuous conduction mode

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Leszek Bychto

Jarosław Kraśniewski

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Heat Exchange and Flow Resistance in a Heat Exchanger Based on a Minimal Surface of the Gyroid Type—Results of Experimental Studies

A Review of the State of the Art on Ionic Liquids and Their Physical Properties During Heat Transfer

Modified input-to-output and control-to-output transfer functions of a non-ideal buck converter working in discontinuous conduction mode

Transients in Input and Output Signals in DC–DC Converters Working in Maximum Power Point Tracking Systems

DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF A LOW-COST SOLAR SIMULATOR AND MEASUREMENT SYSTEM FOR LOW-POWER PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELS

Input Small-Signal Characteristics of Selected DC&ndash;DC Switching Converters

Influence of Parasitic Resistances on the Input Resistance of Buck and Boost Converters in Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) Systems

Neural Networks in the Diagnostics Process of Low-Power Solar Plant Devices

Large-signal input characteristics of selected DC–DC switching converters Part I. Continuous conduction mode

Large-signal input characteristics of selected DC–DC switching converters Part I. Continuous conduction mode

Large-signal input characteristics of selected DC–DC switching converters, Part II. Discontinuous conduction mode

Large-signal input characteristics of selected DC–DC switching converters, Part II. Discontinuous conduction mode

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Leszek Bychto

Jarosław Kraśniewski

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Input Small-Signal Characteristics of Selected DC–DC Switching Converters