IECON 2012 - 38th Annual Conference on IEEE Industrial Electronics Society 2012
DOI: 10.1109/iecon.2012.6389169
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An improved maximum power extraction scheme for microbial fuel cells

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“…2a). As has shown before in [7]- [9], R l that maximizes (2) depends on S. An analogous derivation results in a similar optimization problem for a MEC, specified using a model from [18].…”
Section: Maximizing Mfc Power and Optimizing Mec Organic Productionsupporting
confidence: 54%
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“…2a). As has shown before in [7]- [9], R l that maximizes (2) depends on S. An analogous derivation results in a similar optimization problem for a MEC, specified using a model from [18].…”
Section: Maximizing Mfc Power and Optimizing Mec Organic Productionsupporting
confidence: 54%
“…To resolve this slow convergence, the state-of-the-art adds an extra feedback path to increase the integral gain based on an a priori calibrated relation between the inlet substrate (S) variation and the optimum input. In [7], this relation between R l and S is fitted using a second order polynomial (Pol). Adding this knowledge to the feedback path results in a 10x convergence speedup, however at the cost of a 5x loss of precision.…”
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