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Our Collaborative Study with MPEL on VIPV Power Conversion Published
Our collaborative experimental research with the Maryland Power Electronics Laboratory (MPEL) at the University of Maryland, focusing on the integration of vehicle-integrated photovoltaics into the main high-voltage battery, was published in Energy.
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TESS-G conducts interdisciplinary research in energy systems, electric vehicles, robotics, and intelligent mechatronic systems.
Our Laboratory
The TESS-G research laboratory supports research and development activities aimed at translating theoretical studies and engineering designs into functional prototypes. Our activities focus on the design of electronic and mechatronic systems, development of photovoltaic and energy conversion applications, implementation of control and data acquisition systems, and experimental testing and validation. The laboratory provides an environment where modeling and simulation studies can be supported and evaluated through experimental applications.
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