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PEM Water Electrolyzer Robust Control Under Renewable Energy Source Intermittency
This paper investigates the design and experimental validation of robust control for a proton exchange membrane water electrolyzer integrated with a stacked interleaved buck converter, aimed at regulating hydrogen production from renewable energy source. A model of the electrolyzer is obtained using
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