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Most cited papers from Ballard Power Systems (United States)

Ballard Power Systems (United States)

What are the most cited papers from Ballard Power Systems (United States)?

The most cited paper from Ballard Power Systems (United States) is "A Novel Soft-Commutating Isolated Boost Full-Bridge ZVS-PWM DC–DC Converter for Bidirectional High Power Applications" (Linxing Zhu, 2006), with 379 citations. Next come "Parasitic Ringing and Design Issues of Digitally Controlled High Power Interleaved Boost Converters" (165) and "Engine torque ripple cancellation with an integrated starter alternator in a hybrid electric vehicle: implementation and control" (116).

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1 A Novel Soft-Commutating Isolated Boost Full-Bridge ZVS-PWM DC–DC Converter for Bidirectional High Power Applications Linxing Zhu · IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics Mar 2006 379
2 Parasitic Ringing and Design Issues of Digitally Controlled High Power Interleaved Boost Converters Xudong Huang, Xuehang Wang, T.A. Nergaard et al. · IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics Sep 2004 165
3 Engine torque ripple cancellation with an integrated starter alternator in a hybrid electric vehicle: implementation and control Roy I. Davis, R. D. Lorenz · IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications Nov 2003 116
4 New start-up schemes for isolated full-bridge boost converters Lizhi Zhu, Kunrong Wang, F.C. Lee et al. · IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics Jul 2003 108
5 Fuel cells to the fore [electric vehicles] T. Gilchrist · IEEE Spectrum Nov 1998 25
6 Faulted behaviour of permanent magnet electric vehicle traction drives Phil H. Mellor, Tom Allen, R. Ong et al. Conference paper 27 Aug 2003 21
7 PEMFC MEA and System Design Considerations Shanna Knights, Rajesh Bashyam, Ping He et al. · ECS Transactions Conference paperOpen access 4 Oct 2011 14
8 Relative Humidity Effect on Anode Durability in PEMFC Startup/Shutdown Processes Ping He, Tommy T. H. Cheng, Rajesh Bashyam et al. · ECS Transactions Conference paperOpen access Oct 2010 10
9 Hydrogen storage for fuel cell powered underwater vehicles R. M. Baumert, David I Epp Conference paper 1993 7
10 Managing fuel variability in LPG-based PEM fuel cell systems – I: Thermodynamic simulations Atul Bhargav, Maxim Lyubovsky, Marm B. Dixit · International Journal of Hydrogen Energy 9 Sep 2014 7
11 Implementation Issues and Performance Evaluation of Surface-Mounted PM Machine Drives with Hall-Effect Position Sensors and a Vector-Tracking Observer M. Harke, Giulio De Donato, Fabio Giulii Capponi et al. · Conference record Conference paper Oct 2006 6
12 Disturbance Torque and Motion State Estimation Using Low Resolution Position Interfaces Tod R. Tesch, Robert D. Lorenz Conference paper Oct 2006 6
13 Impacts of Cathode Loading on Ru Crossover Related PEFC Durability Rajesh Bashyam, Ping He, Silvia A. Wessel et al. · ECS Transactions Conference paper 4 Oct 2011 3
14 Structural and Morphological Properties of Carbon Supports: Effect on Catalyst Degradation Anant Patel, Kateryna Artyushkova, Plamen B. Atanassov et al. · ECS Transactions Conference paperOpen access Oct 2010 2
15 Innovative Thermal Management of Fuel Cell Power Electronics Kenneth J. Kelly, Andreas S. Vlahinos, Pablo Santos Rodríguez et al. Conference paper 2003 1
16 Development of a Liquid Fueled PEMFC Power Plant for a Hybrid Transit Bus Rick Cooper, Doug Brouwer, Graham Feasey et al. · SAE technical papers on CD-ROM/SAE technical paper series Conference paper 6 Aug 1997 1
17 Unified Power Quality Conditioner UPQC Using Power Conditioner Apply to 3 Phase 3 Wire System by Using Hysterisis and PLL Miss. Anusha Swami Kadasi, Mr. Nilesh M. Chamat · International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development Open access 31 Aug 2018 0
18 Thermal Modeling of a Liquid-Cooled PM Traction Motor Edward Jih, Thomas Abraham, Stephen Stella et al. Conference paper 2003 0

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