The study of proton exchange membrane fuel cell and Li-poly battery hybrid system |
Kwon, O-Sung
(Division of Robotics System, DGIST)
Lee, Sang-Cheol (Division of Robotics System, DGIST) Lee, Sang-Woo (Advanced Convergence Research Center, DGIST) Lee, Dong-Ha (Division of Robotics System, DGIST) |
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