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Class-E dc-dc converters?

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From: G. A. Mathieson
Date: Mon, 24 Aug 1992 03:53
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Since reading a paper...

"Class-E Resonant Regulated DC/DC Power Converters: 
Analysis of Operation, and Experimental Results at 1.5 MHz"
Redl, R., Molnar, B., and Sokal, N.O., IEEE Power Electronics 
Specialists Conference 1983

...I have developed an interest in Class-E techniques for 
Power Conversion, which mimic those used in Class-E RF 
Power Amplifiers. 
Please share any knowledge you have about Class-E methods,
or how to contact any of the above Authors. In particular, 
Nathan O. Sokal, President Design Automation, Inc., 809 
Massachusetts Ave., Lexington, MA, USA. Ph (617) 862-8998 
(9 year old phone number). 
email me directly, if possible.
GAM
Grant A. Mathieson   
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Subject: Class-E dc-dc converters? 
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From: mathiega@elec.canterbury.ac.nz (G. A. Mathieson)
Date: 24 Aug 92 15:53:00 +1200
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Organization: Electrical Engineering, University of Canterbury, New Zealand
Keywords: high power density
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