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Kazuhiro Umetani

Researcher at Okayama University

Publications -  140
Citations -  1021

Kazuhiro Umetani is an academic researcher from Okayama University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Inductor & Wireless power transfer. The author has an hindex of 15, co-authored 128 publications receiving 739 citations. Previous affiliations of Kazuhiro Umetani include Shimane University & Denso.

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A Current Sharing Method Utilizing Single Balancing Transformer for a Multiphase LLC Resonant Converter With Integrated Magnetics

TL;DR: A current balancing method is proposed that can improve the current sharing between the paralleled phases relying on a single balancing transformer, and its theory is based on Ampere’s law, by forcing the sum of the three resonant currents to zero.
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Lagrangian dynamics model and practical implementation of an integrated transformer in multi-phase LLC resonant converter

TL;DR: Lagrangian dynamics is applied to theoretically prove that it is possible to replace the three-discrete transformers by a single integrated transformer, and reveals that in a symmetrical design, there is no interphase coupling, and as a result the magnetic components can be downsized owing to the ac flux cancellation.
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Characteristics analysis and performance evaluation for interleaved boost converter with integrated winding coupled inductor

TL;DR: The integrated magnetic component for interleaved converters has been developed in order to satisfy the demand for high power density of converters as discussed by the authors, and the characteristics of inductor ripple current and magnetic flux in the core for the integrated winding coupled inductor are analyzed and evaluated in this paper.
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Magnetic Design and Experimental Evaluation of a Commercially Available Single Integrated Transformer in Three-Phase LLC Resonant Converter

TL;DR: In this paper, a comprehensive magnetic analysis for the three-phase-integrated transformer is conducted, and the proposed integrated transformer has been proven effective, and it realized a uniform thermal distribution along the core compared to the threediscrete transformers.
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Evaluation of the Lagrangian Method for Deriving Equivalent Circuits of Integrated Magnetic Components: A Case Study Using the Integrated Winding Coupled Inductor

TL;DR: In this paper, the equivalent circuit of the integrated winding coupled inductor was derived using the Lagrangian method to evaluate consistency with the magnetic circuit model and experimental behavior, and it was found to be functionally equivalent to the magnetic model and consistent with the experiment.