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2010
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Hybrid electrical energy storage systems

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Electrical energy is a high quality form of energy that can be easily converted to other forms of energy with high efficiency and, even more importantly, it can be used to control...

Massoud Pedram, Naehyuck Chang, Younghyun Kim, Yan...

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