Research & Development

The ZEPOWEL project has shown that the digital revolution and the energy revolution do not have to exclude each other.

This large-bore, full-scale high-temperature superconducting magnet designed and built by Commonwealth Fusion Systems and MIT’s Plasma Science and Fusion Center (PSFC) has demonstrated a record-breaking 20 tesla magnetic field. It is the strongest fusion magnet in the world.

Researchers from the U.S. Department of Energy’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, along with colleagues from Stanford University, have carried out works that look at what happens when oxygen leaks out of lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries (or ‘LiBs’) during charging and discharging.

CIGS flexible solar cells consist of very thin layers and include a compound composed of the elements copper, indium, gallium and selenium. The layers are deposited onto flexible polymer substrates, mainly by vacuum processes.

It’s important to keep major power systems operational over a wide input voltage range. This article discusses solutions to this goal.

Fraunhofer IEE is developing mathematical models that can simulate any battery state and pass it on to the battery management system via a hardware component.

C-Power is a pioneer in efficiently harnessing ocean wave energy to enable new forms of offshore applications including oil and gas exploration and production, offshore carbon sequestration, oceanographic research, aquaculture and homeland defense.

Ensuring the highest precision is one of the most important goals in the project.

This article covers the general concepts behind an IICP topology, including input/output voltage ripple calculations.

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