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Vehicular Electric Power Systems
Abstract
This reference acquaints professionals with trends and challenges in the development of more electric vehicles (MEVs) using detailed examples and comprehensive discussions on advanced MEV power system architectures, characteristics, and dynamics. The book focuses on real-world applications and highlights issues related to system stability, as well as challenges faced during and after implementation. Heralding a new wave of advances in power system technology, Vehicular Electric Power Systems probes innovations in the development of more electric vehicles for improved maintenance, support, endurance, safety, and cost-efficiency in automotive, aerospace, and marine vehicle engineering.
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- CRC Press eBooks
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- CRC Press
- Published
- 2003-12-12
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- W615982321
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