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1. Model of contactless power transfer system for linear track

Author

Chao-Shui Lin, Ching-Feng Chang, Hsun-Hung Li, Sheng-Guo Lin, and Tsair-Rong Chen

Subjects
Engineering, Power transmission, Leakage inductance, business.industry, Electrical engineering, Capacitance, law.invention, Inductance, law, Electromagnetic coil, Electronic engineering, Maximum power transfer theorem, business, Transformer, Electrical impedance
Abstract

This paper proposed a model of Contactless Power Transfer System(CPTS), which adopted a transformer with big air-gap and long primary wires. The system has the characters of long leakage inductance, small magnetizing inductance and low coupling coefficient. It makes the transmission efficiency very low, this model improved system efficiency by adopting resonance of compensation capacitance and leakage inductance in transfering energy to the load. The Maxwell/IsSpice simulation is applied to verify the feasibility. A contactless power transfer system for linear track is confirmed. The experimental evidence reported 0.21 Ω primary coil impedance and 7 A primary current. The transferring efficiency of CPTS can reach 76%.

Published
2009

2. Cloning and Characterization of p8 Homolog cDNA in the Atlantic Halibut ( Hippoglossus hippoglossus).

Author

Jia-Qing Wang, Lin-Chun Li, Sheng-Guo Lin, and Zhi-Ping Wang

Subjects
GENETIC engineering, CLONING, TRANSCRIPTION factors, GROWTH factors, CELL division, GENE expression, APOPTOSIS
Abstract

The p8 gene encodes a transcription factor known to modulate cell growth, division, and apoptosis and influences gene expression. In this study, an Atlantic halibut ( Hippoglossus hippoglossus) homolog of the p8 gene was cloned, sequenced, and characterized. The full-length p8 cDNA consists of 601 bp and encodes 76 amino acids with a molecular mass of 9 kD. The bHLH region is well conserved between Atlantic halibut and other animals. Analysis by RT-PCR showed that the p8 transcript is constitutively expressed in 9 of the 12 tissues tested: pancreas, intestine, stomach, gill, head kidney, heart, liver, ovary, and spleen. A predicted microRNA target site was found in the 3′UTR of Atlantic halibut p8 mRNA. We speculate that the target site may pair to microRNA molecules because the target site resides in a big loop, a space large enough for the binding of microRNA molecules. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2010
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