Jinlong Xie
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Jinlong Xie is a researcher specializing in battery power systems, fault control, and safety engineering for underwater robotics. His work centers on enhancing the reliability and safety of lithium-ion battery systems, particularly through advanced modelling and simulation techniques. His most-cited paper, "Modelling and simulation of a 12-cell battery power system with fault control for underwater robot" (2015), addresses critical challenges in detecting, isolating, and managing faults to prevent catastrophic failures. By focusing on state of charge (SOC) and state of health (SOH) simulation, Xie has contributed foundational methods for ensuring robust battery performance in harsh underwater environments. While his citation count remains modest, his research underscores a vital niche in autonomous systems safety. His work is notable for bridging theoretical fault control strategies with practical applications in underwater robotics, a field where battery failure poses significant operational risks. Xie’s contributions are particularly valuable for engineers and researchers developing resilient power systems for unmanned vehicles, highlighting the intersection of energy storage, fault tolerance, and marine technology.
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