Nonlinear stability analysis and a new design methodology for a PEM fuel cell fed DC–DC boost converter
Authors:
- Damian GiaourisDGDamian Giaouris
- Fotis StergiopoulosFSFotis Stergiopoulos
- Chrysovalantou ZiogouChrysovalantou Ziogou
- Dimitris IpsakisDimitris Ipsakis
- Soumitro BanerjeeSBSoumitro Banerjee
- Bashar ZahawiBashar Zahawi
- Volker PickertVPVolker Pickert
- Spyros VoutetakisSVSpyros Voutetakis
- Simira PapadopoulouSimira Papadopoulou
- 1 December 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
- Vol. 37 (23) , 18205-18215
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Funding Information
- National Strategic Reference Framework
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