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22. Kotz R., M. Bartschi, B. Schnyder et al. 2001. ES for peak power demand in fuel
cell-driven cars. Proceedings of Electrochemical Society, PV, 21.
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6. Ribeiro, P., B. Johnson, M. Crow et al. 2001. Energy storage systems for advanced
power applications. Proceedings of IEEE, 89, 1744–1756.
7. Park, C., K. No, and P. H. Chou. 2011.
Turbocap: a batteryless, ES-based
power supply for Mini-FDPM (online). citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/
summary?doi=10.1.1.143.2621 [accessed November 15, 2011].
8. Jordan, B. A. and R. L. Spyker. 2000. Integrated capacitor and converter package.
15th Annual IEEE Applied Power Electronics Conference and Exposition, New Orleans.
9. Mars P. 2007. ES for mobile phone power (online). http://www.cap-xx.com and
http://www2.electronicproducts.com/ES_for_mobile_phone_power-articlefarr_capxx_dec2007-html.aspx [accessed December 29, 2011].
10. Hingorani, N. G. 1995. Introducing custom power. IEEE Spectrum, 32, 41–48.
11. Heydt, G. T. 1994. Electric Power Quality, 2nd ed. West Lafayette, IN: Stars in a
Circle.
12. Hingorani, N. and L. Gyugyi. 1999. Understanding FACTS, Wiley/IEEE.
13. Bollen, M. H. J. 2000. Understanding Power Quality Problems: Voltage Sags and
Interruptions , Power Engineering Series, New York: IEEE Press.
14. von Jouanne, A., P. N. Enjeti, and B. Banerjee. 1999. Assessment of ridethrough alternatives for adjustable-speed drives. IEEE Transactions on Industry
Applications, 35, 908–916.
15. IEEE. 1995. Recommended Practices on Monitoring Electric Power Quality,
Standard 1159.
16. Gomez, J. L. D., P. N. Enjeti, and B. O. Woo. 1999. Effect of voltage sags on
adjustable speed drives: a critical Evaluation and approach to improve performance. IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications, 35, 1440–1449.
17. Gomez, J. L. D., P. N. Enjeti, and A. von Jouanne. 2002. Approach to achieve
ride-through of an adjustable speed drive with fly-back converter modules
powered by supercapacitors. IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications, 38,
514–522.
18. Corley, M., J. Locker, J., Dutton et al. 1999. Ultracapacitor-based ride-through
system for adjustable speed drives. Proceedings of Annual IEEE Power Electronics
Specialists Conference, 26–31.
19. Deswal, S. S., R. Dahiya, and D. K. Jain. 2010. Improved performance of an
adjustable speed drives during voltage sag condition. International Journal of
Engineering Science and Technology, 2, 2445–2455.
20. Merryman, S. A. 1996. Chemical double-layer capacitor power sources for electrical
actuation applications. 1st Intersociety Energy Conversion Engineering Conference.
21. Merryman, S. A. and D. K. Hall. 1997. Characterization of CDL capacitor power
sources for electrical actuation applications. 32nd Intersociety Energy Conversion
Conference.
22. Kotz R., M. Bartschi, B. Schnyder et al. 2001. ES for peak power demand in fuel
cell-driven cars. Proceedings of Electrochemical Society, PV, 21.
23. Spillane, D., D. O’Sullivan, M. G. Egan et al. 2003. Supervisory control of a HV
integrated starter–alternator with ultracapacitor support within the 42 V automotive electrical system. 8th Annual IEEE Applied Power Electronics Conference
and Exposition.
333
Applications of Electrochemical Supercapacitors