Development of Direct Methanol Fuel Cell Charger Using Electric Double Layer Capacitor

Norimatsu, Yasuaki; Kanouda, Akihiko

doi:10.1109/intlec.2009.5351799

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“…However, as for the variation of the MPP of the DMFC in accordance with the above-described differences in the powergeneration environment, regularity is not clear on first glance. All the same, it is known from previous work that voltages near the open-circuit voltage (OCV) vary significantly over the course of a few minutes [10]. Accordingly, omitting the significantly varying points near the OCV, fitting of straight lines to the I -V curves was performed.…”

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Development of a maximum‐power‐point‐limiting control system for a direct methanol fuel cell

Norimatsu

2011

IEEJ Transactions Elec Engng

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A new maximum-power-point limiting (MPPL) control method for a direct methanol fuel cell (DMFC) was proposed. In regard to achieving MPPL, it was affirmed by experiment that it is possible to control the DMFC by simply ensuring that its voltage does not fall below a certain level regardless of its state. An MPPL control system that accomplishes the DMFC voltage limitation required for MPPL control by using a 'soft-start function' fitted in a ready-made DC/DC converter was developed. It was confirmed by experimental tests that the circuit board of the developed MPPL control system can perform DMFC voltage limitation control. 

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