Fuel Cell Hardware-in-Loop for PEM Fuel Cell Systems

Hardware-in-Loop (HiL) methodology is well established in the automotive industry, where the hardware element is typically a controller and the HiL technique is applied to develop and debug control algorithms for automotive drive systems. In contrast, this paper is focused on the use of a new HiL me...

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