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Electrical and Electronics

University of Tennessee, Knoxville

2005

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A Dynamic Ampacity Model For The Testing Of Advanced Conductors, Matthew Benjamin Sooter Dec 2005

A Dynamic Ampacity Model For The Testing Of Advanced Conductors, Matthew Benjamin Sooter

Masters Theses

Advanced Conductors are an intriguing new technology that promises to help the utility industry increase the transmission capacity available in the United States. Manufacturers of advanced conductors promise double the current carrying capacity of normal Aluminum Clad Steel Reinforced conductor through a combination of increased thermal limits and decreased thermal elongation.

This thesis will outline a control developed for the Power Line Conductor Accelerated Test Facility at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. This custom facility is designed for the testing and rapid aging of advanced overhead conductors as part of a U.S. Department of Energy initiative to assist the development and …


Low-Voltage Analog Circuit Design Using The Adaptively Biased Body-Driven Circuit Technique, Stephen Christopher Terry Aug 2005

Low-Voltage Analog Circuit Design Using The Adaptively Biased Body-Driven Circuit Technique, Stephen Christopher Terry

Doctoral Dissertations

The scaling of MOSFET dimensions and power supply voltage, in conjunction with an increase in system- and circuit-level performance requirements, are the most important factors driving the development of new technologies and design techniques for analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits. Though scaling has been a fact of life for analog circuit designers for many years, the approaching 1-V and sub-1-V power supplies, combined with applications that have increasingly divergent technology requirements, means that the analog and mixed-signal IC designs of the future will probably look quite different from those of the past. Foremost among the challenges that analog designers will …


Pitot Tube And Wind Tunnel Studies Of The Flow Induced By One Atmosphere Uniform Glow Discharge (Oaugdp ®) Plasma Actuators Using A Conventional And An Economical High Voltage Power Supply, Manish Yadav Aug 2005

Pitot Tube And Wind Tunnel Studies Of The Flow Induced By One Atmosphere Uniform Glow Discharge (Oaugdp ®) Plasma Actuators Using A Conventional And An Economical High Voltage Power Supply, Manish Yadav

Masters Theses

The aerodynamic applications of plasma science is a field of growing interest. Investigations using various approaches have been initiated by several research groups that are designed to manipulate the aerodynamic boundary layer and to re-attach the flow to airfoils. EHD (ElectroHydroDynamic) flow control has proven at least as effective as other methods of boundary layer flow control. In the EHD approach, glow discharge plasma actuators are placed on the wings and fuselage of the aircraft, or on the turbine blades in the engine, to influence the boundary layer flow. This thesis is concerned with plasma actuators based on the OAUGDP …