Mitsubishi Electric’s new 6.5 kV Full-SiC Power Semiconductor Module
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation revealed that it has developed a 6.5 kV full silicon carbide (SiC) power semiconductor module that is believed to offer the world's highest power density (calculated from rated voltage and current) among power semiconductor modules rated from 1.7 kV to 6.5 kV.
MV Covered Conductors: Safety Solution for Wildlife
Using Bare Conductors on the overhead distribution lines in forest and wild life sanctuaries resulting fatal accidental death of several wildlife animals and big birds due to electrocution. - Manish Patel
Cable Construction & Cable Selection
It is also an important factor for selecting the type of cable. It is to be kept in mind that the cost of the cable should not be such large that it causes loss and another cable may fetch the same results in low cost and loss…- Jignesh Parmar
Applications of Power Electronics
During the last two decades, there has been a tremendous increase in the use of power electronic devices and are capable of performing various functions such as rectification, amplification, control and generation… - Munazima Ali
6 Common Differences Between Reflective and Conventional Mass Insulation
Reduction of heat transfer from outside to inside of a building lowers the cost of (electricity) cooling during summer days...
High Temperature Superconductors Wires And Cables: Technologies Of Energy Conservation
Emerging technologies of High Temperature Superconductors (HTSrs) have an enormous potential for improving capacity of underground and overhead power T&D systems, motors, generators and power plants – because higher Jc and zero resistance of HTSrs reduce losses and can replace conventional conductors... - Hambir Singh