Diego Langarica-Córdoba

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University of Texas at El Paso

United States

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Diego Langarica-Córdoba is an Assistant Professor at The University of Texas at El Paso in the United States. His research areas focus on power electronics, specifically in the design and control of DC-DC converters and fuel cell systems. Recent publications include advancements in voltage regulation approaches and online parameter estimation techniques, contributing to improved operation and efficiency in energy systems.

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Mariusz Malinowski

University of Warsaw

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Improved Operation of the Modified Non-Inverting Step-Down/Up (MNI-SDU) DC-DC Converter

Design and Implementation of the Luenberger Observer for Estimating the Voltage Response of a PEM Electrolyzer During Supply Current Variations

Design of a Step-Down Non-Isolated DC-DC n-Cell Converter With a High Reduction Ratio

Online Parameter Estimation of the Polarization Curve of a Fuel Cell With Guaranteed Convergence Properties: Theoretical and Experimental Results

Output voltage regulation of a fuel cell/boost converter system with uncertain load: An adaptive PI‐PBC approach

A control design for a photovoltaic transformerless HB-NPC inverter with leakage-ground current reduction

Passivity-Based Control for Output Voltage Regulation in a Fuel Cell/Boost Converter System

Development of an Equivalent Electronic Circuit Model for PEMFC Voltage Based on Different Input Electrical Currents

High-Gain Step-Down DC–DC Converter Employed in a Battery Charging Application

Passivity‐based control for a DC/DC high‐gain transformerless boost converter

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Mariusz Malinowski

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