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REDUCING COMMON MODE ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE IN SINGLE-PHASE INVERTERS FOR THE NAVY INTEGRATED POWER ELECTRONICS BUILDING BLOCKS
This research investigates the mitigation of electromagnetic interference (EMI) in Navy integrated Power Electronics Building Blocks (NiPEBB) to comply with MIL-STD-461G conducted emissions (CE) limit while minimizing passive filter requirements. These filters reduce power density and increase syste
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