Conduction mode Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) noise is categorized into common mode (CM) and differential mode (DM) noise based on their current paths, with a frequency range spanning from 150 kHz to 30 MHz. These noises affect the overall performance, reliability and safety of industrial drives and surrounding equipment. Stringent standards exist to limit the emissions across various sectors, including industrial, automotive, aerospace and military applications.
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Dr. Sahely Bhadra, "Large-Scale Sparse Kernel Canonical Correlation Analysis",
Neha A S, "Security in AI"
The discovery of graphene has opened up new horizons in material science research with its unique and spectacular physical, mechanical, electrical and optical properties.1
The one-cell embryo is a deceptively simple entity during the early part of its life. From this one cell, a multicellular, three-dimensional animal eventually emerges through the process of embryogenesis. Decades of forward and reverse genetics have yielded a fairly clear view of the evolutionarily conserved molecular pathways that are essential for normal embryonic development. Yet, an unambiguous understanding of how complexity emerges in a multicellular embryo as development proceeds after fertilisation remains poorly understood.
