Chester Frank Saj
General Electric
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applied power electronics conference | 1992
Waseem A. Roshen; Robert Louis Steigerwald; Richard J. Charles; William George Earls; Glenn Scott Claydon; Chester Frank Saj
A highly efficient (99.5%) transformer and resonant inductor with very high power density (1500 W/in/sup 3/) and low profile (height<0.4 in) are described. The design of these components is based on a tradeoff study which establishes the optimum operating frequency to be around 1 MHz. The transformer utilizes highly efficient thin flex circuit windings. The windings are novel folded copper patterns, eliminating the need for vias and resulting in very low DC resistance. The winding arrangements have a high degree of interleaving between the primary and secondary windings, resulting in very low AC conductor losses due to skin and proximity effect. The core is a low profile design with very low core losses. The resonant inductor, instead of using low permeability material, uses highly efficient high permeability material. The desired low permeability is then achieved by introducing a large number (>40) of small gaps to reduce the effect of fringing fields. The high-frequency loss measurements for such highly efficient inductors require a special ring down measurement setup.<<ETX>>
applied power electronics conference | 1992
Robert Louis Steigerwald; Waseem A. Roshen; Chester Frank Saj
A series/parallel resonant DC-DC converter with secondary-side resonance and a novel input boosting feature is described. In order to greatly reduce the conduction loss (factor of 4) due to circulating currents in the resonant components, the boost circuit, which requires no additional active switches, operates only when needed during transient input voltage dips. This reduces the effective input voltage range over which the converter must operate and allows optimization at the steady-state input voltage. The converter employs highly efficient resonant inductors and novel z-folded thin flex circuit transformer windings in order to meet a density of 60 W/in/sup 3/ with an efficiency approaching 95%. The DC-DC converter is being developed for use as a 270 V to 50 V line converter for distributed power applications.<<ETX>>
Archive | 1995
Robert Louis Steigerwald; Chester Frank Saj; Ljubisa Dragolijub Stevanovic
Archive | 2006
Lowell Scott Smith; Robert Stephen Lewandowski; Bruno Hans Haider; Charles Edward Baumgartner; George Charles Sogoian; Christopher Yetter; Douglas Glenn Wildes; Stephen Royal Kaiser; Svein Bergstoel; Reinhold Bruestle; Tunc Icoz; Steinar Bjaerum; Chester Frank Saj
Archive | 2002
Robert Louis Steigerwald; Chester Frank Saj
Archive | 2013
Warren Lee; Bruno Hans Haider; Stephen Dodge Edwardsen; Geir Ultveit Haugen; Scott Cogan; Chester Frank Saj; Christopher Yetter; Bjornar Sten-Nilsen; Shinichi Amemiya; Charles Edward Baumgartner
Archive | 2018
Vadim Bromberg; Lowell Scott Smith; Douglas Glenn Wildes; Kwok Pong Chan; Reinhold Bruestle; Matthew Harvey Krohn; Chester Frank Saj
Archive | 2014
Warren Lee; Bruno Hans Haider; Stephen Dodge Edwardsen; Geir Ultveit Haugen; Scott Cogan; Chester Frank Saj; Christopher Yetter; Bjornar Sten-Nilsen; Shinichi Amemiya; Charles Edward Baumgartner
Archive | 2003
Robert Louis Steigerwald; Chester Frank Saj
Archive | 1997
Chester Frank Saj; Robert Louis Steigerwald; Ljubisa Dragolijub Stevanovic