Hydrogen power, specifically in the context of hydrogen fuel cells, does not typically use coils in the same way that other electrical systems do. However, there are some indirect connections between hydrogen power and coil-related components manufactured by NDE….
Electric Motors:
In applications like hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, electric motors are used to convert the electrical energy produced by the fuel cell into mechanical energy to drive the vehicle. Electric motors often contain coils within them.
Transformers:
In some cases, hydrogen power systems may include transformers to adjust the voltage of the electricity generated by the fuel cell. Transformers use coils of wire to transfer electrical energy between circuits.
Inductors:
In electronic components within the control systems of hydrogen power setups, you may find inductors, which are coil-based components used for energy storage and filtering.
Wiring and Electrical Components:
The interconnection of various components in a hydrogen power system, including wires, connectors, and circuitry, often involve coils or coil-related components.
