US Patent 8119297 Idle stop-start control method of fuel cell hybrid vehicle
Patent 8119297 was granted and assigned to Hyundai Motor Company on February, 2012 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
All edits
Edits on 29 May, 2024
Golden AI
Edits made to:
Infobox (+1 properties)
Infobox
Patent Citations Received
Edits on 28 Nov, 2023
Golden AI
Edits made to:
Article (+492 characters)
Article
Patent abstract
The present invention provides an idle stop-start control method of a fuel cell hybrid vehicle including a fuel cell as a main power source and a storage means as an auxiliary power source, in which air and hydrogen supply is cut off during low power operation where the efficiency of the fuel cell is low and during regenerative braking such that residual oxygen and hydrogen are consumed to drop the voltage of a fuel cell stack, thus stopping the operation of the fuel cell.
Edits on 20 Sep, 2023
Golden AI
Edits made to:
Infobox (+5 properties)
Infobox
Patent Inventor Names
Nam Woo Lee0
Sang Uk Kwon0
Seo Ho Choi0
Seong Pil Ryu0
Sun Soon Park0
Edits on 18 May, 2023
Golden AI
Edits made to:
Infobox (+1/-1 properties)
US Patent 08119297 Idle stop-start control method of fuel cell hybrid vehicle US Patent 8119297 Idle stop-start control method of fuel cell hybrid vehicle
Infobox
Patent Number
081192970
Patent Number
81192970
Edits on 24 Sep, 2022
Golden AI
Infobox
Is a
Current Assignee
Patent Jurisdiction
Patent Number
081192970
Date of Patent
February 21, 2012
0Patent Application Number
123610080
Date Filed
January 28, 2009
0Patent Primary Examiner
Edits on 14 Dec, 2021
Golden AI
Edits made to:
Infobox (+8 properties)
US Patent 08119297 Idle stop-start control method of fuel cell hybrid vehicle
Infobox
Is a
Current assignee
Patent jurisdiction
Patent number
08119297
Date of patent
February 21, 2012
Patent application number
12361008
Date Filed
January 28, 2009
Patent primary examiner
Find more entities like US Patent 8119297 Idle stop-start control method of fuel cell hybrid vehicle
Use the Golden Query Tool to find similar entities by any field in the Knowledge Graph, including industry, location, and more.
