Nicu Bizon mostly deals with Control theory, Hybrid power, Load following power plant, Proton exchange membrane fuel cell and Maximum power point tracking. His Control theory study frequently links to other fields, such as Maximum power principle. His Maximum power principle study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Electronic engineering, Adaptive control and Robustness.
His Hybrid power study deals with Electrical engineering intersecting with Energy storage. His Proton exchange membrane fuel cell study combines topics in areas such as Control theory and Efficient energy use. His Maximum power point tracking research includes themes of Global optimization and Energy management.
Control theory, Hybrid power, Automotive engineering, Photovoltaic system and Renewable energy are his primary areas of study. His Control theory research incorporates elements of Dither, Loop gain, Electronic engineering and Maximum power principle. His research integrates issues of DC-BUS, Energy storage and Proton exchange membrane fuel cell in his study of Hybrid power.
His Proton exchange membrane fuel cell research includes elements of Airflow, Efficient energy use and Energy management. His work on Fuel efficiency is typically connected to Environmental science as part of general Automotive engineering study, connecting several disciplines of science. His study looks at the intersection of Photovoltaic system and topics like Maximum power point tracking with Electricity generation and Control.
His primary areas of investigation include Renewable energy, Control theory, Automotive engineering, Control theory and Photovoltaic system. His research in Renewable energy intersects with topics in Electricity, Hybrid power, Cost of electricity by source, Control and SCADA. His Hybrid power course of study focuses on Battery and Maximum power point tracking.
He has researched Automotive engineering in several fields, including DC-BUS, Energy storage and Proton exchange membrane fuel cell. His Control theory research integrates issues from Converters, Voltage, Minification and Electric power system. He interconnects Wind power, Ferrite core, Organic electronics and Organic semiconductor in the investigation of issues within Photovoltaic system.
Control theory, Microgrid, Control theory, Boost converter and Renewable energy are his primary areas of study. His biological study spans a wide range of topics, including Magnet and Minification. The Boost converter study combines topics in areas such as Inductor and MATLAB.
His studies deal with areas such as Genetic algorithm, Electricity, Cost of electricity by source and Operations research as well as Renewable energy. His work focuses on many connections between Electric power system and other disciplines, such as Superconducting magnetic energy storage, that overlap with his field of interest in Energy storage. Nicu Bizon studied Converters and Transfer function that intersect with Energy management and Proton exchange membrane fuel cell.
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Efficient energy control strategies for a Standalone Renewable/Fuel Cell Hybrid Power Source
Nicu Bizon;Nicu Bizon;Mihai Oproescu;Mircea Raceanu.
Energy Conversion and Management (2015)
Load-following mode control of a standalone renewable/fuel cell hybrid power source
Nicu Bizon.
Energy Conversion and Management (2014)
On tracking robustness in adaptive extremum seeking control of the fuel cell power plants
N. Bizon.
Applied Energy (2010)
Control of High-Energy High-Power Densities Storage Devices by Li-ion Battery and Supercapacitor for Fuel Cell/Photovoltaic Hybrid Power Plant for Autonomous System Applications
Suwat Sikkabut;Pongsiri Mungporn;Chainarin Ekkaravarodome;Nicu Bizon.
IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications (2016)
Global Extremum Seeking Control of the power generated by a Photovoltaic Array under Partially Shaded Conditions
Nicu Bizon;Nicu Bizon.
Energy Conversion and Management (2016)
Global Maximum Power Point Tracking (GMPPT) of Photovoltaic array using the Extremum Seeking Control (ESC): A review and a new GMPPT ESC scheme
Nicu Bizon;Nicu Bizon.
Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews (2016)
Energy Harvesting and Energy Efficiency
Nicu Bizon;Naser Mahdavi Tabatabaei;Frede Blaabjerg;Erol Kurt.
(2017)
Energy optimization of fuel cell system by using global extremum seeking algorithm
Nicu Bizon;Nicu Bizon.
Applied Energy (2017)
Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles—A Brief Review of Current Topologies and Energy Management Strategies
Ioan-Sorin Sorlei;Nicu Bizon;Phatiphat Thounthong;Mihai Varlam.
Energies (2021)
Effective mitigation of the load pulses by controlling the battery/SMES hybrid energy storage system
Nicu Bizon;Nicu Bizon.
Applied Energy (2018)
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