Paper Title
Real Time Monitoring and Control of Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell in Cognitive Radio Environment
Abstract
The generation of electric power from a Proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell is influenced by
temperature, pressure, humidity, flow rate of reactant gaseous and partial flooding of membrane electrode assembly (MEA).
Among these factors, temperature and cathode flooding are the most affecting parameters on the performance of fuel cell.
This paper describes the detail design and effect of these parameters on PEM fuel cell. Performance of all parameters were
monitoring, analyzed and control by using 5KWatt PEM fuel cell. In the real-time data communication for remote
monitoring and control of PEM fuel cell, a recursive least square estimation in cognitive radio environment is used. By the
use of this method, probability of energy signal detection will be maximum which solved the frequency shortage problem.
So the monitoring system hanging out and slow speed problem will be solved. Also from the control unit, all parameters are
controlled as per the system requirement. As a result, PEM fuel cell generates maximum electricity with better performance.
Index Terms - Cognitive Radio Network (CRN), Combine Pressure, Temperature and Humidity (PTH) Sensor, Efficiency
Curve, Proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell,