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- Multilevel converter with fault-tolerant capability for the switched reluctance machinePublication . Fernão Pires, V.; Cordeiro, Armando; Foito, Daniel; Pires, A. J.Many critical systems require permanent operation even in a situation of a fault. In this way, electrical drives that are associated to these systems must have fault-tolerant capability. One of the machines that are used in many systems is the switched reluctance machine (SRM). To achieve the best performance with a wide speed range, multilevel converters are one of the adopted options. Thus, this paper presents a new multilevel converter for the SRM with fault-tolerant capability. The proposed solution allows to maintain the drive at operation for both conditions of opencircuit and short-circuit power semiconductor fault. Their operation in normal and fault-tolerant modes for the 8/SRM is presented in detail. To verify the capability and operation modes of the proposed system several simulation tests will be presented.
- Impact of Financial Support on Textile Enterprises’ DevelopmentPublication . Бойченко, Катерина; Mata, Mário Nuno; Mata, Pedro; Martins, Jessica NunesThe purpose of this study is to determine the mutual influence of financial security on the textile enterprises development level. The proposed methodological approach is based on the formation of an integrated financial security indicator and its regression model. The study is based on 16 textile enterprises in the European Union. Integral indicators on capital structure, current financing sufficiency and financial efficiency of the investigated enterprises have been defined according to the rapid diagnostics of financial provision of the textile enterprises. The state of financial support for the studied companies’ development has been evaluated. It has been established that the development of textile enterprises depends to a large extent on their financial support as a whole. The change in the development level of companies depends substantially on the change in the integrated indicator of their financial provision. In particular, textile enterprises’ development is significantly affected by the capital structure and the predominance of equity in it, as well as current financing. The financial efficiency factors taken into account do not have a significant impact on the development of textile enterprises. This study proposes a financial security model, developed by partial integrated indicators. It enables visual comparison, collation of the capital structure state, current financing and financial efficiency of the studied enterprises with optimal value