2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0378-7753(03)00527-5
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Experimental study of supercapacitor serial resistance and capacitance variations with temperature

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“…The first step is the determination of the transfer function in a closed form, which is the ratio of Laplace transforms of the output signal and the input signal. These transfer functions are rational functions of fractional order (see, for example, formula (8)). Then, these transfer functions are modeled using the generalized voltage (E-type) or current (G-type) sources, which are available in the analog behavioral modeling mode.…”
Section: Modeling Of Fractional-order Elements In Pspicementioning
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“…The first step is the determination of the transfer function in a closed form, which is the ratio of Laplace transforms of the output signal and the input signal. These transfer functions are rational functions of fractional order (see, for example, formula (8)). Then, these transfer functions are modeled using the generalized voltage (E-type) or current (G-type) sources, which are available in the analog behavioral modeling mode.…”
Section: Modeling Of Fractional-order Elements In Pspicementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Values of the used resistances R1, R2 are arbitrary, and they do not influence the result of simulation. The simulated current-voltage transfer function H(s) (see formula (8)) is defined by relation:…”
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“…However, the accuracy of this method is highly dependent on the measurement precision so it is sensitive to measurement noise. Gualous et al [26] used electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) to characterize a second-order equivalent circuit model for UCs. EIS is a commonly used approach for the measurement of the complex impedances of energy storage devices such as batteries and UCs.…”
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“…30, 2011; revised Dec. 9,2011 Recommended for publication by Associate Editor Tae-Woong Kim. † Corresponding Author: cwj777@ssu.ac.kr…”
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