12 resultados para Álgebra, mercancías, trabajo, sujetos, Marx.
em Repositório Científico do Instituto Politécnico de Lisboa - Portugal
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A new circuit topology is proposed to replace the actual pulse transformer and thyratron based resonant modulator that supplies the 60 kV target potential for the ion acceleration of the On-Line Isotope Mass Separator accelerator, the stability of which is critical for the mass resolution downstream separator, at the European Organization for Nuclear Research. The improved modulator uses two solid-state switches working together, each one based on the Marx generator concept, operating as series and parallel switches, reducing the stress on the series stacked semiconductors, and also as auxiliary pulse generator in order to fulfill the target requirements. Preliminary results of a 10 kV prototype, using 1200 V insulated gate bipolar transistors and capacitors in the solid-state Marx circuits, ten stages each, with an electrical equivalent circuit of the target, are presented, demonstrating both the improved voltage stability and pulse flexibility potential wanted for this new modulator.
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La investigación en liderazgo ha constituido desde hace años un tópico de elección y tiene cada vez más una mayor pertinencia en el ámbito de los estudios organizativos. Es más o menos pacífica la idea generalizada de que las organizaciones son espacios muy permeables y con tendencia para el ejercicio del poder y de la política y de que muchas decisiones que ahí ocurren no reflejan necesariamente los intereses del bien común. Esto contrasta con una cierta ―timidez‖ por parte de la academia en abordar las singularidades del liderazgo político en las organizaciones.La verdad es que cuando cruzamos los dos fenómenos verificamos sorprendentemente que un siglo de investigación en liderazgo ha dejado un patrimonio de resultados y conclusiones válidas. Pero a medida que se han ido multiplicando los estudios (fundados cada vez más en los padrones de racionalidad), los silencios, las ausencias y las fragilidades relativos a la dinámica y particularidades del liderazgo político en escenarios de trabajo se han ido agudizando, particularmente en lo que dice respecto a sus proscriptores y a las implicaciones que provocan en los colaboradores y en las organizaciones, por no hablar de las variables moderadoras y mediadoras que están casi apartadas de la discusión.Para llevar a cabo el trabajo de campo, hemos hecho un abordaje metodológico triangular, hemos inquirido 992 sujetos de procedencias organizativas diversificadas (organizaciones públicas, privadas y una organización no lucrativa), hemos entrevistado 8 jefes siendo estas entrevistas adaptadas de 11 relatos de incidentes políticos críticos.
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This paper proposes the use of a Modular Marx Multilevel Converter, as a solution for energy integration between an offshore Wind Farm and the power grid network. The Marx modular multilevel converter is based on the Marx generator, and solves two typical problems in this type of multilevel topologies: modularity and dc capacitor voltage balancing. This paper details the strategy for dc capacitor voltage equalization. The dynamic models of the converter and power grid are presented in order to design the converter ac output voltages and the dc capacitor voltage controller. The average current control is presented and used for power flow control, harmonics and reactive power compensation. Simulation results are presented in order to show the effectiveness of the proposed (MC)-C-3 topology.
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This paper addresses the voltage droop compensation associated with long pulses generated by solid-stated based high-voltage Marx topologies. In particular a novel design scheme for voltage droop compensation in solid-state based bipolar Marx generators, using low-cost circuitry design and control, is described. The compensation consists of adding one auxiliary PWM stage to the existing Marx stages, without changing the modularity and topology of the circuit, which controls the output voltage and a LC filter that smoothes the voltage droop in both the positive and negative output pulses. Simulation results are presented for 5 stages Marx circuit using 1 kV per stage, with 1 kHz repetition rate and 10% duty cycle.
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The purpose of this paper is to present and discuss a general HV topology of the solid-state Marx modulator, for unipolar or bipolar generation connected with a step-up transformer to increase the output voltage applied to a resistive load. Due to the use of an output transformer, discussion about the reset of the transformer is made to guarantee zero average voltage applied to the primary. It is also discussed the transformer magnetizing energy recovering back to the energy storage capacitors. Simulation results for a circuit that generates 100 kV pulses using 1000 V semiconductors are presented and discussed regarding the voltage and current stress on the semiconductors and result obtained.
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A new Modular Marx Multilevel Converter, M(3)C, is presented. The M(3)C topology was developed based on the Marx Generator concept and can contribute to technological innovation for sustainability by enabling wind energy off-shore modular multilevel power switching converters with an arbitrary number of levels. This paper solves both the DC capacitor voltage balancing problem and modularity problems of multilevel converters, using a modified cell of a solid-state Marx modulator, previously developed by authors for high voltage pulsed power applications. The paper details the structure and operation of the M(3)C modules, and their assembling to obtain multilevel converters. Sliding mode control is applied to a M(3)C leg and the vector leading to automatic capacitor voltage equalization is chosen. Simulation results are presented to show the effectiveness of the proposed M(3)C topology.
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Sub-nanosecond bipolar high voltage pulses are a very important tool for food processing, medical treatment, waste water and exhaust gas processing. A Hybrid Modulator for sub-microsecond bipolar pulse generation, comprising an unipolar solid-state Marx generator connected to a load through a stack Blumlein system that produces bipolar pulses and further multiplies the pulse voltage amplitude, is presented. Experimental results from an assembled prototype show the generation of 1000 V amplitude bipolar pulses with 100 ns of pulse width and 1 kHz repetition rate.
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En este estudio se presenta un modelo de trabajo dentro de una clase de danza, basado en la interacción entre el Acompañante Musical de Danza (AMD), el Bailarín (en su condición de estudiante) y el Profesor de danza. El trabajo tiene un carácter introspectivo y se basa en el análisis crítico de la perspectiva del autor, como sujeto implicado en el proceso de la enseñanza del movimiento, desde la posición de acompañante musical en las clases de técnica de danza. El estudio tiene por marco el trabajo realizado en la Escuela Superior de Danza de Lisboa (ESD). Durante este ensayo nos referiremos al AMD, como aquél que construye, ejecuta y ajusta su performance musical, buscando una correspondencia acentual y de frase, con el movimiento que observa. El problema que abordaremos es el desajuste o ruido en la comunicación que sucede durante las diferentes fases del proceso de aprendizaje y ejecución de la frase de movimiento, entre el AMD, el Bailarín y el Profesor. Será analizada la cuestión de porque los 3 sujetos de este modelo no siempre compatibilizan de manera más adecuada, especulándose que se deba a una serie de problemas o causas en el nivel de la información sensorial y la perspectiva de las interacciones entre ellos. Son propuestas algunas estrategias que (i) optimizan el trabajo del AMD; (ii) hacen posible una mejor comunicación con el alumno; y (iii) permiten ampliar el campo pedagógico al aprendizaje musical del movimiento.
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This paper proposes a multifunctional architecture to implement field-programmable gate array (FPGA) controllers for power converters and presents a prototype for a pulsed power generator based on a solid-state Marx topology. The massively parallel nature of reconfigurable hardware platforms provides very high processing power and fast response times allowing the implementation of many subsystems in the same device. The prototype includes the controller, a failure detection system, an interface with a safety/emergency subsystem, a graphical user interface, and a virtual oscilloscope to visualize the generated pulse waveforms, using a single FPGA. The proposed architecture employs a modular design that can be easily adapted to other power converter topologies.
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A mathematical model that simulates the operation of a solid-state bipolar Marx modulator topology, including the influence of parasitic capacitances is presented and discussed as a tool to analyze the circuit behavior and to assist the design engineer to select the semiconductor components and to enhance the operating performance. Simulations show good agreement with experimental results, considering a four stage circuit assembled with 1200 V isolated gate bipolar transistors and diodes, operating at 1000 V dc input voltage and 1-kHz frequency, giving 4 kV and 10-mu s output pulses into several resistive loads. Results show that parasitic capacitances between Marx cells to ground can significantly load the solid-state switches, adding new operating circuit conditions.
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The operation of generalized Marx-type solid-state bipolar modulators is discussed and compared with simplified Marx-derived circuits, to evaluate their capability to deal with various load conditions. A comparative analysis on the number of switches per cell, fiber optic trigger count, losses, and switch hold-off voltages has been made. A circuit topology is obtained as a compromise in terms of operating performance, trigger simplicity, and switching losses. A five-stage laboratory prototype of this circuit has been assembled using 1200 V insulated gate bipolar transistors (IGBTs) and diodes, operating with 1000 V dc input voltage and 1 kHz frequency, giving 5 kV bipolar pulses, with 2.5 mu s pulse width and 5 mu s relaxation time into resistive, capacitive, and inductive loads.
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The preliminary results from a bipolar industrial solidstate based Marx generator, developed for the food industry, capable of delivering 25 kV/250 A positive and negative pulses with 12 kW average power, are presented and discussed. This modular topology uses only four controlled switches per cell, 27 cells in total that can be charged up to 1000V each, the two extra cells are used for droop compensation. The triggering signals for all the switches are generated by a FPGA. Considering that biomaterials are similar to resistive type loads, experimental results from this new bipolar 25 kV modulator into resistive loads are presented and discussed.