Contents Preface About the Author Acknowledgments Chapter 1. Introduction 1.1 Background and Significance 1.2 Organization of this Book References Chapter 2. Contact and Contactless Online Measurement 2.1 V-I Approach 2.2 Capacitive Coupling Approach 2.3 Inductive Coupling Approach 2.

4 Chapter Summary References Chapter 3. Two-Probe Setups 3.1 Inductive Probes 3.2 Cascaded Two-Port Network Concept 3.3 Setup for Frequency-Domain Measurement 3.4 Setup for Time-Domain Measurement 3.5 Three-Term Calibration to Consider Probe-to-Probe Coupling Effects 3.5.

1. Three-Port Network Concept 3.5.2. Open-Short-Load Calibration 3.5.3. Improved Three-Term Calibration 3.

6 Measurement Setup Consideration Under Significant Electrical Noise and Power Surge Conditions 3.6.1. Measurement Setup Incorporating Signal Amplification and Surge Protection Modules 3.6.2. Equivalent Circuit Model based on Two-Port and Three-Port Network Concepts 3.7 Chapter Summary References Chapter 4.

Single-Probe Setups 4.1 Setup for Frequency-Domain Measurement 4.1.1. Basic Principle 4.1.2. IA-Based FD-SPS 4.

1.3. VNA-Based FD-SPS 4.1.4. Systematic Error Cancellation 4.2 Setup for Time-Domain Measurement 4.2.

1. Basic Principle 4.2.2. Multitone Excitation Signal Synthesis 4.2.3. Short-Time Discrete Fourier Transform 4.

3 Practical Considerations 4.3.1. Signal-to-Noise Ratio Requirements 4.3.2. Improving SNR and Introducing Protection 4.4 Chapter Summary References Chapter 5.

Multi-Probe Setups 5.1 Frequency-Domain Measurement with Three-Probe Setup 5.2 Time-Domain Measurement with Multi-Probe Setup 5.3 Chapter Summary References Chapter 6. Comparison of Different Contactless Setups 6.1 Advantages and Limitations 6.2 Selection Criteria Based on Application Requirements 6.3 Chapter Summary References Chapter 7.

Applications in Power Electronics 7.1 EMI Filter Design for Switched-Mode Power Supplies 7.1.1. Conducted Emission Measurement with LISN 7.1.2. CM and DM Impedance Extraction 7.

1.3. EMI Filter Components 7.1.4. EMI Filter Design 7.2 Health Diagnosis of Power Semiconductor Devices 7.2.

1. On-State Equivalent Circuit Model of SiC Power MOSFETs 7.2.2. Measurement Setup 7.2.3. Health Diagnosis of SiC Power MOSFETs 7.

3 Voltage-Dependent Capacitance Extraction of Power Semiconductor Devices 7.3.1. Equivalent Circuit Model of SiC Power MOSFET 7.3.2. Principle of Voltage-Dependent Capacitance Extraction 7.3.

3. Experimental Validation 7.4 Chapter Summary References Chapter 8. Applications in Transport Electrification 8.1 EMI Filter Design for Motor Drive Systems 8.1.1. Determination of Filter Attenuation 8.

1.2. Design of First-Order Single-Choke Filter 8.1.3. Design of Second-Order LC Filter 8.2 Detection of Stator Faults in Motor Drive Systems 8.2.

1. ITSC Fault Analysis 8.2.2. FOI Selection 8.2.3. Online Monitoring of Motor CM Impedance 8.

2.4. Experimental Validation 8.3 Current Collector Health Monitoring of LRT Trains 8.3.1. Current Collector of LRT Trains Powered by Three-Phase AC Power Rail 8.3.

2. TBHMS Based on Inductive Coupling Method 8.3.3. Health Monitoring Based on CQI and CLI 8.3.4. Experimental Validation 8.

4 Defects Detection of Railway Track System for MRT 8.4.1. TBHMS Implementation and Operating Principle 8.4.2. Defects Classification Using Adaptive-DBSCAN 8.4.

3. Experimental Validation 8.5 Chapter Summary References Chapter 9. Applications in Power and Energy 9.1 Online Condition Monitoring of Transformers 9.1.1. Case Study and Transformer Equivalent Circuit Model 9.

1.2. Online Impedance Measurement of Transformer 9.1.3. Online Defects Detection 9.1.4.

Analysis of Temperature Influence 9.2 Defects Detection in High-Power DC Feeders 9.2.1. Emulated DC-Feeders and Their Online Monitoring Setup 9.2.2. Defects Detection Principle for DC Feeders 9.

2.3. Experimental Validation 9.3 EMI Estimation of PV Systems 9.3.1. AC Small Signal Model of PV Panel 9.3.

2. Conducted Emissions Estimation 9.3.3. Radiated Emissions Estimation 9.3.4. EMI Filter Effect on Noise Emissions 9.

4 Chapter Summary References Chapter 10. Conclusion and Future Direction 10.1 Conclusion 10.2 Future Direction Back Matter Acronym.