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Electrical shock

Although it is conceivable a 42-volt soft hybrid system could be designed with dual batteries, 12-volt and 36-volt, the OEMs might prefer to use a single 36-volt battery plus an integrated starter-generator to produce 42 volts for power needs. [Dave Kessler] says the ISG, needed to provide high indu...

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Automobile industry
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Compressed natural gas
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Emissions control
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Fuel cells
Gasoline
Hybrid vehicles
Propane
R&D
Research & development
Roads & highways
Software
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