Control Strategies for Output Voltage Regulation in a SS Compensated Wireless Charging System
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1. Università di Perugia,Dept. of Engineering,Perugia,Italy
2. Univesità di Perugia,Dept. of Engineering,Perugia,Italy
3. Univesità di Firenze,Dept. of Information Engineering,Firenze,Italy
Publisher
IEEE
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http://xplorestaging.ieee.org/ielx7/9842860/9842863/09842927.pdf?arnumber=9842927
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