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1 DETAILED PROGRAM Monday, September 24, 12:30PM-2:10PM Control of Solar PV Systems Monday, September 24, 12:30PM-2:10PM, Room: A107, Chair: Pedro Rodriguez, Aparna Saha 12:30PM Evaluation of Low-Voltage Loss Under 1:20PM Universal Control Strategy using Operating Partial Shading Conditions in Solar Photovoltaic Point Projection Technique for Solar Array Hardware Systems [#18703] Emulation [#19658] Hayder Ali and Hassan Abbas Khan, Dept. of EE, Thusitha Wellawatta and Sung-Jin Choi, University of LUMS, Pakistan Ulsan, Korea (South) 12:55PM Adaptive Dual Maximum Power Point 1:45PM Multi-time-horizon Solar Forecasting Using Tracking Algorithm for PV DC-DC Conversion Stage Recurrent Neural Network [#18623] [#18833] Sakshi Mishra and Praveen Palanisamy, Planning Ala Hussein, Anirudh Pise, Xi Chen and Issa Batarseh, Engineer at American Electric Power, United States; University of Central Florida, United States Alumni, Robotics Institute, Carnegie Mellon Univ, United States Microgrid Control-I Monday, September 24, 12:30PM-2:10PM, Room: B111, Chair: Maryam Saeedifard, Amir Yazdani 12:30PM A Novel RLC Load Emulation for Anti- 1:20PM Grid Current Control Based Smooth Transfer Islanding Test Bench for Inverter and Machine Based Control Method in Distributed Generation [#18476] Distributed Generation [#18206] Xin Meng, Jinjun Liu, Zeng Liu and Ronghui An, Xi'an Nakul Narayanan Kuruveettil, Umanand Loganathan Jiaotong University, China and Shan Shine, Indian Institute of Science, India 1:45PM Modeling a DC Microgrid with Real Time 12:55PM Control of Autonomous Single Phase Utility Power Management using DC Bus Signalling [#19022] Interactive Reconfigurable Microgrid [#18389] Akansha Garg, Bhakti Joshi and Ramesh Oruganti, IIT Shailendra Kumar and Bhim Singh, Indian Institute of Mandi, India Technology Delhi, India Energy and Power Management Monday, September 24, 12:30PM-2:10PM, Room: B117, Chair: Jae-Do Park, Norma Anglani 12:30PM An Energy Routing Algorithm Based on 1:20PM Smart Home Energy Management Power Transaction in Energy Internet [#18372] Considering Real-Time Energy Pricing of Plug-in Hui Guo, Fei Wang, Lijun Zhang, Xiayun Feng and Electric Vehicles [#18563] Jian Luo, Shanghai University, China Sima Aznavi, Poria Fajri and Arash Asrari, University of Nevada, Reno, United States; Southern Illinois 12:55PM Lifetime Control of Modular Smart University, United States Transformers Considering the Maintenance Schedule [#18534] 1:45PM Real Time Electricity Price Forecasting for Vivek Raveendran, Markus Andresen and Marco Energy Management in Grid-Tied MTDC Microgrids Liserre, Chair of Power Electronics, Kiel University, [#18607] Germany Md Habib Ullah, Subrata Paul and Jae-Do Park, University of Colorado Denver, United States 2 Monday, September 24, 12:30PM-2:10PM Inductive power transfer Monday, September 24, 12:30PM-2:10PM, Room: C120, Chair: Mehmet Timur Aydemir, Rashmi Prasad 12:30PM A Novel Integrated Boost Modular 1:20PM A Litz Wire Based Novel Passive Shield Multilevel Converter for High Power Wireless EV Design for Wireless Charging System for Electric Charging [#18895] Vehicle [#19696] Wenwei Victor Wang, Duleepa J Thrimawithana, Baljit Mostak Mohammad, Haque Moinul and Choi Riar and Regan Zane, The University of Auckland, Seungdeog, The University of Akron, United States; New Zealand; Utah State University, United States Mississippi State University, United States 12:55PM Methods to Reduce Air-Gap Center Region 1:45PM A Comparison of Multi-Coil Pads in IPT Magnetic and Electric Fields for Large Gap Inductive systems for EV Charging [#18620] Wireless Power Transfer Systems [#19091] Fei Yang Lin, Grant Covic and John T Boys, The Guangqi Zhu, Apoorva Athavale and Robert D. 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Azizur Rahman Memorial - IPM Motors 1 Monday, September 24, 12:30PM-2:10PM, Room: B114, Chair: Tomy Sebastian, Akira Chiba 12:30PM Large-Scale Electromagnetic Field Analysis 1:20PM A Novel Dual-Layer PM Variable Flux on Conductor Eddy Current Loss in Bar-Wound Coil Hybrid Magnet Memory Machine [#19491] Type Permanent Magnet Synchronous
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