Fernando Luiz Luiz Marcelo Antunes

Prof. Dr. Fernando Luiz Luiz Marcelo Antunes

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Academic Career Length

30Years (1997-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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24 June 2008 in IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics
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SDSérgio Daher
Sérgio Daher
JSJürgen Schmid
Jürgen Schmid
FAFernando Luiz Luiz Marcelo Antunes
Fernando Luiz Luiz Marcelo Antunes
This paper shows that versatile stand-alone photovoltaic (PV) systems still demand on at least one battery inverter with improved characteristics of robustness and efficiency, which can be achieved using multilevel topologies. A compilation of the most common topologies of multilevel converters is presented, and it shows which ones are best suitable to implement inverters for stand-alone applications in the range of a few kilowatts. As an example, a prototype of 3 kVA was implemented, and peak efficiency of 96.0% was achieved.

1 July 2006 in Solar Energy
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JSJancarle L. Santos
Jancarle L. Santos
FAFernando Luiz Luiz Marcelo Antunes
Fernando Luiz Luiz Marcelo Antunes
ACAnis Chehab
Anis Chehab
CCCícero Cruz
Cícero Cruz

13 October 2009 in IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics
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DJDemercil Oliveira Junior
Demercil Oliveira Junior
MRMônica M. Reis
Mônica M. Reis
CSCarlos E. A. Silva
Carlos E. A. Silva
LBLuiz H. S. Colado Barreto
Luiz H. S. Colado Barreto
FAFernando Luiz Luiz Marcelo Antunes
Fernando Luiz Luiz Marcelo Antunes
BSBruno L. Soares
Bruno L. Soares
This paper proposes the use of a three-phase high-frequency semicontrolled rectifier for wind energy conversion systems based on permanent magnet generators. The main advantages of the topology are: simplicity, since all active switches are connected to a common point, robustness, as short-circuit through a leg is not possible, and high efficiency due to reduced number of elements. As a disadvantage, higher but acceptable total harmonic distortion of the generator currents results. The complete operation of the converter and theoretical analysis are presented. Additionally, a single-phase pulsewidth modulation inverter is also employed in the grid connection. Experimental results on 5-kW prototype are presented and discussed.

1 October 2015 in IET Power Electronics
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AFAntônio Alisson Alencar Freitas
Antônio Alisson Alencar Freitas
FTFernando Lessa Tofoli
Fernando Lessa Tofoli
EJEdilson Mineiro Sa Junior
Edilson Mineiro Sa Junior
SDSergio Daher
Sergio Daher
FAFernando Luiz Luiz Marcelo Antunes
Fernando Luiz Luiz Marcelo Antunes
This study presents the analysis, design and experimental evaluation of a high‐voltage gain dc–dc converter applied to photovoltaic (PV) systems. A PV module rated at 17 V is connected to the input side, whereas the converter is responsible for stepping the voltage up to 311 V with the achievement of maximum power point tracking (MPPT). An experimental prototype rated at 100 W is implemented, which does not employ electrolytic capacitors, thus increasing the useful life of the arrangement and also allowing the incorporation of the converter to the PV module. Prominent advantages of the topology are low cost and simplicity in terms of the MPPT algorithm and the system implementation, which are mandatory characteristics for renewable energy applications.

1 October 2007
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SASamuel Vasconcelos Araujo
Samuel Vasconcelos Araujo
AEAlfred Engler
Alfred Engler
BSBenjamin Sahan
Benjamin Sahan
FAFernando Luiz Luiz Marcelo Antunes
Fernando Luiz Luiz Marcelo Antunes
This paper deals with the analysis, design and optimization of a LCL filter topology to connect a 7MW NPC inverter to the grid. Following the requirements based on the IEEE 519-1992 recommendation and the German Guideline VDEW, simulation results were evaluated in order to access the performance of the proposed filter and the quality of the current injected into the grid.

12 May 2020 in Electrical Engineering
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RMRodnei Regis de Melo
Rodnei Regis de Melo
FTFernando Lessa Tofoli
Fernando Lessa Tofoli
SDSergio Daher
Sergio Daher
FAFernando Luiz Luiz Marcelo Antunes
Fernando Luiz Luiz Marcelo Antunes