Jacob William Anderson
Computer science
Hometown: Gilbert, Arizona, United States
Graduation date: Spring 2021
FURI | Spring 2023
Automated Core-Loss Tester for Non-Sinusoidal Signals
Core loss characteristics in magnetic materials play a critical role in the design of power electronic converters. Manufacturer-provided data on core loss characteristics is often collected over a limited operating range and unspecified core shape. Having the ability to directly test magnetic materials is extremely beneficial to the power electronics designer in producing high-performance power converters. In this project, the team works to develop an automated testing setup for arbitrary signals. This will allow for precise data collection across a broad range of medium and high frequencies without requiring manual, time-consuming tuning.
Mentor: Mike Ranjram
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