mohamed dahidah

Reader in Power Electronics Systems

Newcastle University

United Kingdom

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Mohamed Dahidah is a Reader in Power Electronics Systems at Newcastle University in the UK. His research focuses on innovative power distribution methods and efficiency optimization for electric vehicles, including both inductive and conductive charging systems. Recent articles highlight advances in inverter technology and control algorithms aimed at enhancing performance in high-power applications and under varying operational conditions.

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Arbitrary Power Distribution and Efficiency Optimization for Dual-Receiver Inductive Power Transfer System With Variable Coupling

Hybrid Topology for Domestic Conductive and Wireless EV Chargers

Operation of Inductive Charging Systems Under Misalignment Conditions: A Review for Electric Vehicles

Rotating Phase Shedding for Interleaved DC–DC Converter-Based EVs Fast DC Chargers

A Modified Switched-Capacitor Based Seventeen-Level Inverter With Reduced Capacitor Charging Spike for RES Applications

Closed-Loop Voltage Control for Maximizing Inverter Output Voltage in the Field Weakening Region of Induction Machines

Ripple-Free Multiphase Interleaved Stacked Converter for High-Power Applications

Efficiency-Cost Parametric-Analysis of a Three-Phase Wireless Dynamic Charging System for Electric Vehicles

A Hybrid Charger of Conductive and Inductive Modes for Electric Vehicles

Improved Voltage Boundary With Model-Based Control Algorithm for Increased Torque in the Field Weakening Region of Induction Machines

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Mehdi Narimani

José Antonio Aguado Sánchez

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