2021
DOI: 10.1007/s13369-021-05726-0
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Correction to: System Identification and Control Design of a Wireless Charging Transfer System with Double-Sided LCC Converter

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“…The properties of resonance circuits with one or more oscillatory circuits, to which a similar circuit of a charging resonant converter (CRC) belongs, are well known in radio engineering and are described mainly for stationary modes [1]. In [2], a charging resonant LLC device is described, the calculations of electromagnetic processes in which are carried out by the method of finite elements but the calculations of its initial characteristics are performed at a static moment of operation of the converter, when they are conditionally considered unchanged. That is, they do not consider the overall dynamic pattern.…”
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“…The properties of resonance circuits with one or more oscillatory circuits, to which a similar circuit of a charging resonant converter (CRC) belongs, are well known in radio engineering and are described mainly for stationary modes [1]. In [2], a charging resonant LLC device is described, the calculations of electromagnetic processes in which are carried out by the method of finite elements but the calculations of its initial characteristics are performed at a static moment of operation of the converter, when they are conditionally considered unchanged. That is, they do not consider the overall dynamic pattern.…”
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“…/ π the result will be a resonance effect, which is often used in electricity converters [2,5,[7][8][9]. Therefore, these RLC-circuits are called resonant.…”
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