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MSc theses (2)
Gorazd Modrijan:
Odpravljanje nelinearnega popačenja močnostnih ojačevalnikov
Klemen Plevnik:
Model za izračun kratkostičnih izgub v energetskem transformatorju
BSc theses (1)
Tomaž Rak:
Vgradnja in testiranje gonilnika SI8271 v trinivojskem razsmerniku
Other documents (7)
Roman Manko, Mario Vukotić, Danilo Makuc, Danijel Vončina, Damijan Miljavec, Selma Čorović:
Modelling of the electrically excited synchronous machine with the rotary transformer design influence
Robert Baždarić, Danijel Vončina, Igor Škrjanc:
Comparison of novel approaches to the predictive control of a DC-DC boost converter, based on heuristics
Andraž Rihar, Danijel Vončina, Peter Zajec:
Enhancing the student experience in pre- and mid-COVID-19 pandemic period by upgrading the power electronics laboratory practice curriculum
Andraž Rihar, Mitja Nemec, Henrik Lavrič, Peter Zajec, Danijel Vončina, David Nedeljković, Vanja Ambrožič, Klemen Drobnič:
Emerging technologies for advanced power electronics and machine design in electric drives
Henrik Lavrič, Peter Zajec, Klemen Drobnič, Andraž Rihar, Vanja Ambrožič, Danijel Vončina, Mitja Nemec:
Challenges for large-scale deployment of WBG in power electronics
Marko Petkovšek, Peter Zajec, Mitja Nemec, Andraž Rihar, Danijel Vončina, Vanja Ambrožič, Jure Golob, David Nedeljković:
Implications of discrete vs. continuously adjustable current for electrically heated catalytic converters
Jurij Gostiša, Matevž Dular, Andraž Rihar, Brane Širok, Danijel Vončina, Mojca Zupanc, Henrik Lavrič:
Design and development of a novel magnetic generator of hydrodynamic cavitation