US Patent 7858250 Methods of removing contaminants from a fuel cell electrode
Patent 7858250 was granted and assigned to Battelle Memorial Institute on December, 2010 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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A method of optimizing a waveform of an electrical current applied to an electrode of an electrochemical device that consists of at least two electrodes separaged by an electrolyte that includes the steps of: applying an electrical current to an electrode of a device; determining a waveform of the voltage or the current of the electrical current; representing the waveform by a mathematical expression or numbers taking measurements of output voltage, current or power of the device associated with the application of the electrical current; and varying the shape and frequency of the waveform to optimize the output voltage, current or power of the device and thereby determine an optimized waveform of the electrical current to be applied to the electrode of the device.
US Patent 07858250 Methods of removing contaminants from a fuel cell electrode US Patent 7858250 Methods of removing contaminants from a fuel cell electrode
US Patent 07858250 Methods of removing contaminants from a fuel cell electrode
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