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Asghar Taheri
Asghar Taheri
Professor of Elecrical Engineering, University of zanjan, Zanjan Iran
Bestätigte E-Mail-Adresse bei znu.ac.ir
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New bidirectional multilevel inverter topology with staircase cascading for symmetric and asymmetric structures
H Samsami, A Taheri, R Samanbakhsh
IET power electronics 10 (11), 1315-1323, 2017
1232017
Efficiency improvement in DTC of six-phase induction machine by adaptive gradient descent of flux
A Taheri, A Rahmati, S Kaboli
IEEE transactions on power electronics 27 (3), 1552-1562, 2011
1102011
Modified DTC of a six-phase induction motor with a second-order sliding-mode MRAS-based speed estimator
MH Holakooie, M Ojaghi, A Taheri
IEEE Transactions on Power electronics 34 (1), 600-611, 2018
992018
Reduction of power electronic components in multilevel converters using new switched capacitor-diode structure
R Samanbakhsh, A Taheri
IEEE Transaction on Industrial Electronics 63 (11), 7204 - 7214, 2016
922016
Direct torque control of six-phase induction motor with a novel MRAS-based stator resistance estimator
MH Holakooie, M Ojaghi, A Taheri
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics 65 (10), 7685-7696, 2018
832018
Using Fuzzy Controller in Induction Motor Speed Control with Constant Flux.
HBB Abad, AY Varjani, T Asghar
WEC (5), 307-310, 2005
662005
An Asymmetric Switched Capacitor Multilevel Inverter With Component Reduction
A Taheri, A Rasulkhani, HP Ren
IEEE ACCESS 7, 127166-127176, 2019
512019
Adaptive global sliding mode controller design for perturbed DC-DC buck converters
S Mobayen, F Bayat, CC Lai, A Taheri, A Fekih
Energies 14 (5), 1249, 2021
452021
Full-order Luenberger observer based on fuzzy-logic control for sensorless field-oriented control of a single-sided linear induction motor
MH Holakooie, M Ojaghi, A Taheri
ISA transactions 60, 96-108, 2016
452016
Constrained near-time-optimal sliding-mode control of boost converters based on switched affine model analysis
A Ghasemian, A Taheri
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics 65 (1), 887-897, 2017
412017
Modified step‐up boost converter with coupled‐inductor and super‐lift techniques
H Bahrami, H Iman‐Eini, B Kazemi, A Taheri
IET power Electronics 8 (6), 898-905, 2015
402015
A new model predictive control algorithm by reducing the computing time of cost function minimization for NPC inverter in three-phase power grids
A Taheri, MH Zhalebaghi
Isa Transactions 71, 391-402, 2017
382017
Robust output regulation of Zeta converter with load/input variations: LMI approach
F Bayat, M Karimi, A Taheri
Control Engineering Practice 84, 102-111, 2019
332019
A novel vector control strategy for a six-phase induction motor with low torque ripples and harmonic currents
H Heidari, A Rassõlkin, T Vaimann, A Kallaste, A Taheri, MH Holakooie, ...
Energies 12 (6), 1102, 2019
322019
Harmonic reduction of direct torque control of six-phase induction motor
A Taheri
ISA transactions 63, 299-314, 2016
322016
PI regulator-based duty cycle control to reduce torque and flux ripples in DTC of six-phase induction motor
H Masoumkhani, A Taheri
IEEE Journal of Emerging and Selected Topics in Power Electronics 9 (1), 354-370, 2018
242018
Comparison of efficiency for different switching tables in six-phase induction motor DTC drive
A Taheri, A Rahmati, S Kaboli
Journal of Power Electronics 12 (1), 128-135, 2012
242012
MRAS based speed estimator for sensorless vector control of a linear induction motor with improved adaptation mechanisms
MH Holakooie, A Taheri, MBB Sharifian
Journal of Power Electronics 15 (5), 1274-1285, 2015
212015
Switched‐capacitor inductor Z‐source inverter with an impedance network
J Abbasi Bolaghi, A Taheri, MH Babaei
International Transactions on Electrical Energy Systems 31 (5), e12529, 2021
202021
The effectiveness of family-based DOTS versus professional-family mix DOTS in treating smears positive tuberculosis
HY Sis, A Jannati, M AsghariJafarabadi, M Ebrahimi-Kalan, A Taheri, ...
Health promotion perspectives 4 (1), 98, 2014
202014
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