Kim et al., 2019 - Google Patents
An enhanced hybrid battery modelKim et al., 2019
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- Kim T
- Qiao W
- Qu L
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- IEEE Transactions on Energy Conversion
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A high-fidelity battery model capable of accurately predicting real-time battery behavior for various operating conditions is crucial for the design and operation of battery-powered systems. Based upon a prior work of the authors, this paper proposes an enhanced hybrid …
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