Power Analysis of Solar Inverter on FPGA - Kalia, Kartik;Nanda, Khyati;Pandey, Bishwajeet Kumar
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The book gives a detailed information about Solar Energy and Analysis of Solar Inverter Circuit on different FPGA. Different I/O standards has been considered for the power analysis of solar inverter circuit such as HSTL, GTL, SSTL, LVDCI. The book also gives a brief information about the different I/O standards considered for the analysis. Solar power is a type of energy which is harnessed from sun light and heat using very innovative technologies using solar heating, solar photovoltaic's, solar thermal energy. Solar energy is a renewable energy which is defined as energy generated from…mehr

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The book gives a detailed information about Solar Energy and Analysis of Solar Inverter Circuit on different FPGA. Different I/O standards has been considered for the power analysis of solar inverter circuit such as HSTL, GTL, SSTL, LVDCI. The book also gives a brief information about the different I/O standards considered for the analysis. Solar power is a type of energy which is harnessed from sun light and heat using very innovative technologies using solar heating, solar photovoltaic's, solar thermal energy. Solar energy is a renewable energy which is defined as energy generated from natural resources such as sunlight, water, wind and geothermal heat. Solar energy is the most readily available and non - polluting energy. The development of solar energy technologies will make a huge contribution to Country's economic section. This will also provide a substitute to fossil fuel which will help us to preserve our natural resources for future generations.
Autorenporträt
Kartik Kalia is a Technology-enthusiast person. His area of research are Green Computing, Low Power VLSI, Energy Efficient Design, WLAN, RAM. He has research publications in IEEE and SCOPUS indexed journals. He believes in "Today¿s wastage is tomorrow¿s shortage.".