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  1. ; ; ; (, IEEE Journal of Emerging and Selected Topics in Power Electronics)
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    This paper studies the parallel connection of multiple DC circuit breakers, especially the importance of component consistency to the parallel connection. Specifically, a machine learning method is proposed for the cluster grouping and find the most similar circuit components for parallel connection. The outcome is that the circuit components need to be clustered in a proper group, and only after the grouping, they can be connected in parallel. Although this study is validated through a circuit breaker topology, it can be further extended to the resonant circuit research in the project. In this project, we are aiming at connecting six phases in parallel. It requires that the circuit parameters need to be consistent to avoid the current sharing issue. We will utilize the achievement in this paper to further study the multiple-phase resonant converter. I am the corresponding author of this paper. 
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