Use of Energy Profiles to Choose Elements and Control Algorithms in Hybrid Power Sources
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https://doi.org/10.26408/103.07Keywords:
fuel cell, supercapacitor, battery, power management, energy profileAbstract
Modern technologies available in commercialized market of power supply, allow engineers to introduce new solutions. In order to fully use the potential of available technologies, hybrid solutions are increasingly employed. This paper presents designing concept for mobile hybrid power supply systems. Proposed solution ensures proper use of favourable parameters of designed system, allowing for significant reduction of the designed system mass.References
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