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Appendix D
List of Acronyms


AFE

antiferroelectric


BOPP

biaxially oriented polypropylene


CAD

computer-aided design

CCTT

Close Combat Tactical Trainer

CHP

constant horsepower

CHPS

Combat Hybrid Power System

CHPSET

CHPS code set

CTE

coefficient of thermal expansion

CVD

chemical vapor deposition


DARPA

Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

DC

direct current

DoD

Department of Defense


EMC

electromagnetic compliance

EMI

electromagnetic interference

ERDC

U.S. Army Engineer R&D Center

ESR

equivalent series resistance

ETC

electrothermal chemical


FCS

Future Combat System

FE

ferroelectric

FET

field effect transistor

FMEA

failure modes and effects analysis


GTOs

gate turn offs


HE

high-energy

HEMT

high electron mobility transistor

HP

high-power

HMMWV

“Hummer” vehicle system

HVPE

hydride vapor phase epitaxy


IGBT

insulated gate bipolar transistor


JMASS

Joint Modeling and Simulation System


LED

light emitting diode

LEO

lateral epitaxial overgrowth


MBE

molecular beam epitaxy

MESFET

metal semiconductor field effect transistor

MLC

multilayer ceramic capacitors

MOCVD

metal organic chemical vapor deposition

MOSFET

metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor

MRS

Mission Rating Speed

M&S

modeling and simulation


NCV

Notional Concept Vehicle

NRC

National Research Council

Suggested Citation:"Appendix D: List of Acronyms." National Research Council. 2002. Combat Hybrid Power System Component Technologies: Technical Challenges and Research Priorities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/10595.
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NRMM

NATO Reference Mobility Model


PE

polyethylene

PLZST

lead lanthanum zirconate stannate titanate

PM

permanent magnet

PZT

lead zirconate titanate


R&D

research and development

RSTV

Reconnaissance Surveillance Targeting Vehicle


SAFT

a battery manufacturing company

SAIC

Science Applications International Corporation

SIL

System Integration Laboratory


TE/GVW

tractive effort-to-gross vehicle weight ratio


USABC

U.S. Advanced Battery Consortium


WBG

wideband gap

Suggested Citation:"Appendix D: List of Acronyms." National Research Council. 2002. Combat Hybrid Power System Component Technologies: Technical Challenges and Research Priorities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/10595.
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This book provides the detail from the NRC Committee on Assessment of Combat Hybrid Power Systems. This committee targeted three emerging technology areas: advanced electric motor drives and power electronics, battery technologies for military electric and hybrid vehicle applications, and high temperature wideband gap materials for high-power electrical systems. This committee also addressed three additional emerging technologies: high power switching technologies, capacitor technologies and computer simulation for storage system design and integration.

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