title: Inductors and Transformers for Power Electronics
author: Vencislav Cekov Valchev
description: <P>"This is a design manual for high-frequency transformers, especially for switching power supplies, interesting for: electronics design engineers, technicians, professors, and for technical libraries. We warmly recommend to all specialists this clear, complete, up-to-date book."<BR><EM>IEEE Power Electronics Newsletter</EM></P> <P>"This book has enough depth and coverage of topics not found elsewhere that I am thankful to have a copy. Anyone who is serious about magnetics should invest in one. ... To their credit, the authors use SI (metric) unitsno Oersted and Gauss. The illustrations are well-designed, well-drawn and informative, and references are given at the end of the chapters. No problem sets appear; this is not a textbook but a resource for engineersa resource worth having for power-electronics design efforts."<BR>Dennis Feucht, from <EM>How2Power Today</EM>, July 2015</P>
zlib_text: DESIGN, SIMULATION AND
  APPLICATIONS OF INDUCTORS AND
  TRANSFORMERS FOR SI RF ICS
  ALI M. NIKNEJAD
  Silicon Laboratories, Austin TX
  ROBERT G. MEYER
  University of California, Berkeley
  KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBLISHERS 
  NEW YORK, BOSTON, DORDRECHT, LONDON, MOSCOW
  
  eBook ISBN:
  0-306-47038-1
  Print ISBN:
  0-792-37986-1
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  This book is dedicated to my
  parents, Afsar and
  Mohammad.
  
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  Contents
  List of Figures
  List of Tables
  Preface
  Acknowledgments
  Part I Analysis and Simulation of Passive Devices
  1. INTRODUCTION
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