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Comparative Performance Analysis of Conventional and Strategic PWM Shoot-Through Placement in Maximum Boost-Controlled Z-Source Inverters

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By Musasa Kabeya, Tusetso Rethabile Johannes
| preprints.org
You are already at the latest version The Z-source inverter (ZSI) has emerged as an effective single-stage power conversion topology for renewable energy applications owing to its inherent capability to perform both voltage buck and boost operations. However, the shoot-through states required to achieve voltage boosting introduce additional harmonic distortion that can degrade output power quality and increase the dependence on passive filtering.
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Neuro-Symbolic AI for Explainable Decision-Making in Autonomous Grid Operations

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By Kwabena Aboah Addo, Musasa Kabeya, Evans Eshiemogie Ojo
| preprints.org
This version is not peer-reviewed. Kwabena Addo  *,Musasa Kabeya,Evans Eshiemogie Ojo Kwabena Addo  *,Musasa Kabeya,Evans Eshiemogie Ojo This version is not peer-reviewed. As power grids evolve toward higher autonomy and complexity, the need for intelligent control systems that are both high-performing and explainable becomes increasingly urgent.
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AI-Powered Digital Twin Co-Simulation Framework for Climate-Adaptive Renewable Energy Grids

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By Kwabena Aboah Addo, Musasa Kabeya, Evans Eshiemogie Ojo
| preprints.org
This version is not peer-reviewed. Kwabena Addo  *,Musasa Kabeya,Evans Eshiemogie Ojo Kwabena Addo  *,Musasa Kabeya,Evans Eshiemogie Ojo This version is not peer-reviewed. Climate change is accelerating the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, posing a critical threat to the stability, efficiency, and resilience of modern renewable energy grids.
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