DC Power Bibliography

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Journal Article
Moallemi EA, Aye L, Webb JM, de Haan FJ, George BA.  2017.  {India's on-grid solar power development: Historical transitions, present status and future driving forces}. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews. 69:239–247.
Roggia L, Schuch L, Baggio JEduardo, Rech C, Pinheiro JRenes.  2013.  {Integrated full-bridge-forward dc-dc converter for a residential microgrid application}. IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics. 28:1728–1740.
Roggia L, Schuch L, Baggio JEduardo, Rech C, Pinheiro JRenes.  2013.  Integrated full-bridge-forward dc-dc converter for a residential microgrid application. IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics. 28:1728–1740.
Eiholzer T, Olsen D, Hoffmann S, Sturm B, Wellig B.  2017.  {Integration of a solar thermal system in a medium-sized brewery using pinch analysis: Methodology and case study}. Applied Thermal Engineering. 113:1558–1568.
Miscellaneous
Grid IEEESmart.  2013.  {IEEE Smart Grid Experts Roundup: AC vs. DC Power}. IEEE Smart Grid.
Grid IEEESmart.  Submitted.  IEEE Smart Grid Experts Roundup: AC vs. DC Power. IEEE Smart Grid.
Ghijselen JAL, Van den Bossche APM, Melkebeek JAA.  2001.  Improved immunity of current sensorless AC-DC converters for mains voltage disturbances. Power Electronics Specialists Conference, 2001. PESC. 2001 IEEE 32nd Annual. 2:748–753vol.2.
Ghijselen JAL, Van den Bossche APM, Melkebeek JAA.  2001.  {Improved immunity of current sensorless AC-DC converters for mains voltage disturbances}. Power Electronics Specialists Conference, 2001. PESC. 2001 IEEE 32nd Annual. 2:748–753vol.2.
Ren S.  2015.  India Approves 100GW Solar Target: SunEdison, Trina Rush In. Barron's Asia.
Ren S.  2015.  {India Approves 100GW Solar Target: SunEdison, Trina Rush In}. Barron's Asia.
Wu H.  2016.  {India's big move into solar is already paying off}. CNN Money.
Johnson S.  2015.  {Inside (literally) wind turbines meant to work at the South Pole—and Mars | Ars Technica}. Ars Technica.
Johnson S.  2015.  {Inside (literally) wind turbines meant to work at the South Pole—and Mars | Ars Technica}. Ars Technica.

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