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an analysis of resonant converters that keeps only the fundamental component of square-wave voltages and currents, reducing the converter to a linear AC circuit.

In power electronics, fundamental harmonic approximation refers to an analysis of resonant converters that keeps only the fundamental component of square-wave voltages and currents, reducing the converter to a linear AC circuit. This meaning comes from Steigerwald (1988) in IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics.[1]

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  1. Steigerwald, R. L. (1988). A comparison of half-bridge resonant converter topologies. IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics, 3(2), 174-182. https://doi.org/10.1109/63.4347

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