Abstract: Embodiments of the disclosure provide for monitoring asset performance and ranking of assets based thereon. Such embodiments enable identifying poor-performance assets, determining poor performance factors, and generating action recommendations for mitigating poor performance. Some embodiments receive monitored data associated with assets, generate, for each asset and using the monitored data, performance metrics, normalize the performance metrics for each asset to generate normalized performance metrics for each asset, wherein each performance metric of the normalized performance metrics indicates a level of performance of the corresponding asset. Some embodiments generate an aggregated performance metric for each asset based at least in part on a combination of the plurality of normalized performance metrics corresponding to the asset.

Abstract: A fuel cell system and method of operating the same, the system including: a fuel cell stack and a reaction zone configured to receive a fuel/air mixture; an electromagnetic induction glow plug configured to heat the fuel/air mixture; and an alternating current (AC) generator configured to provide an AC voltage to the glow plug. The glow plug includes a housing extending outside of the hotbox, a heating element disposed in the housing, and a coil coiled around the housing, electrically connected to the AC generator, and configured to inductively heat the heating element.

Abstract: Systems and methods enable the updating of tests, test sequences, fault models, and test conditions such as voltage and clock frequencies, over the life cycle of a safety critical application for complex integrated circuits and systems.

Abstract: Systems and methods enable the updating of tests, test sequences, fault models, and test conditions such as voltage and clock frequencies, over the life cycle of a safety critical application for complex integrated circuits and systems.

Abstract: A fuel cell system and method of operating the same, the system including: a fuel cell stack and a reaction zone configured to receive a fuel/air mixture; an electromagnetic induction glow plug configured to heat the fuel/air mixture; and an alternating current (AC) generator configured to provide an AC voltage to the glow plug. The glow plug includes a housing extending outside of the hotbox, a heating element disposed in the housing, and a coil coiled around the housing, electrically connected to the AC generator, and configured to inductively heat the heating element.