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Active Cell Balancing of Li-Ion Batteries for Electric Vehicles

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Enhancing Lithium-ion EV Battery Performance Through Modelling and Simulation of Advanced Cell Voltage Balancing Techniques
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A Comprehensive Review of Active EV Battery Cell Voltage Balancing Systems: Current Issues and Prospective Solutions
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