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Assessment of Thermal Control Technologies for Cooling Electric Vehicle Power Electronics

NREL is assessing thermal control technologies to improve the thermal performance of power electronics devices for electric vehicles, while reducing the cost, weight, and volume of the system.

Sreekant Narumanchi | Kevin Bennion | D. Bharathan | K. Kelly | Michael O'Keefe | T. Abraham

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