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abdulrahman mohammed ali ali alduraibi

Assistant Professor
College of Engineering
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        Published research

        • Impact of high-frequency harmonics (0–9 kHz) generated by grid-connected inverters on distribution transformers (2020-01-01)
        • Modelling and prediction of current harmonics generated by power converters in distribution networks (2021-01-01)
        • Harmonics mitigation filter for high-power applications (2022-01-01)
        • A modular power converter with active front-end system to mitigate harmonics in distribution networks (2020-01-01)
        • Impacts of grid voltage harmonics amplitude and phase angle values on power converters in distribution networks (2021-01-01)
        • Harmonic mitigation technique using active three‐phase converters utilised in commercial or industrial distribution networks (2020-01-01)
        • Dynamic analysis of a modular three-phase rectifier system with harmonic mitigation function: Addressing IEC 61000-3-12 (2019-01-01)
        • Current harmonic estimation techniques based on voltage measurements in distribution networks (2018-01-01)
        • A new technology to reduce harmonic emission in distribution networks: Addressing IEC 61000-3-12 (2018-01-01)
        • Design and analysis of series LC network based high gain boost converter (2025-01-01)
        • A PV Battery Charging System Based on Extremum-Seeking Control and a Series Resonant Converter with Capacitive Galvanic Isolation (2025-01-01)
        • Three-Phase Power Factor Correction Front-End for Motor Drive Applications (2025-01-01)
        • Analysis of harmonics generated by power converters in power networks: impacts and mitigation techniques (2021-01-01)
        • Extremum Seeking Optimization for Ripple Minimization in Multi-Module Power Factor Correction Systems (2026-01-01)
        • Analysis of High Power PFC Under Fault and Unbalanced Grid Conditions (2026-01-01)
        • Investigation of Grid Distortion Effects on Motor Drives with Various Filter Topologies (2025-01-01)

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