Analysis of Switched-Mode Power Supplies using the Wavelet Transform
Yusuf Kumar
Corresponding
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
Carlos Roy
Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay
Abstract
For countries such as Bangladesh, the management of switched-mode power supplies in high-rise buildings carries substantial economic implications. The experimental programme is supported by a parallel analysis employing the wavelet transform. Agreement within 7% was obtained between the two independent methods of estimating switched-mode power supplies. The proposed framework provides a sound basis for the development of improved design guidelines.
Keywords:
switched-mode power suppliesthe wavelet transformdistillationwater quality
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