Described is a system that can provide electrical power to stacks of switching circuits while maintaining exceptional isolation between high voltage planes. High power laser diode bars are used to illuminate highly efficient photovoltaic cells. This is accomplished using efficient and cost-effective lens ducts and optical fiber segments. Such a system can be very efficient in transmitting optical power to the photocell. Using a glass lens duct we can achieve a theoretical isolation of 200 kV using a unit no bigger than a conventional dc-dc converter with isolation of only 50 kV. The trade off being total electrical efficiency, which is predicted to still be as high as 44 percent
A common and persistent problem in modern instrumentation is the observation and recording of small ...
We experimentally demonstrate a polymer-based optical isolator, hybridly integrating two GRIN lenses...
The elimination of electromagnetic pickup and interference for microcircuits is demonstrated by repl...
Described is a system that will provide isolated electric power for a circuit that drives the core r...
We have developed III-V-based high-efficiency laser power converters (LPCs), optimized specifically ...
Use of optical fiber to supply power for an electrical sensor or actuator is advantageous in applica...
Recent technological developments have created new devices that could improve and simplify the const...
Monitoring and controlling the position of fibre optics connectors is a very important issue. Both a...
Many applications in high voltage or explosive environments require sensors which are electrically ...
An elegant solution for the power supply of sensor electronics is the application of power-by-light ...
For various applications, such as gate drivers for transistors, wireless chargers for mobile devices...
PhotoVoltaic Laser Power Converters (PVLPCs) currently exhibit the highest photovoltaic efficiency, ...
This work describes the design, development and characterisation of high efficiency photovoltaics (l...
The work presented in this PhD manuscript deals with the monolithic integrationof an optical galvani...
This work describes the design, development and characterisation of high efficiency photovoltaics (l...
A common and persistent problem in modern instrumentation is the observation and recording of small ...
We experimentally demonstrate a polymer-based optical isolator, hybridly integrating two GRIN lenses...
The elimination of electromagnetic pickup and interference for microcircuits is demonstrated by repl...
Described is a system that will provide isolated electric power for a circuit that drives the core r...
We have developed III-V-based high-efficiency laser power converters (LPCs), optimized specifically ...
Use of optical fiber to supply power for an electrical sensor or actuator is advantageous in applica...
Recent technological developments have created new devices that could improve and simplify the const...
Monitoring and controlling the position of fibre optics connectors is a very important issue. Both a...
Many applications in high voltage or explosive environments require sensors which are electrically ...
An elegant solution for the power supply of sensor electronics is the application of power-by-light ...
For various applications, such as gate drivers for transistors, wireless chargers for mobile devices...
PhotoVoltaic Laser Power Converters (PVLPCs) currently exhibit the highest photovoltaic efficiency, ...
This work describes the design, development and characterisation of high efficiency photovoltaics (l...
The work presented in this PhD manuscript deals with the monolithic integrationof an optical galvani...
This work describes the design, development and characterisation of high efficiency photovoltaics (l...
A common and persistent problem in modern instrumentation is the observation and recording of small ...
We experimentally demonstrate a polymer-based optical isolator, hybridly integrating two GRIN lenses...
The elimination of electromagnetic pickup and interference for microcircuits is demonstrated by repl...