We develop ultra-long endurance hydrogen-electric propulsion systems for next-generation aircraft.
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Physics-based models. Nernst equation electrochemistry. Arrhenius degradation. Not estimates — computed from validated hybrid platform test cycles.
| Takeoff | 300 kW · Hybrid | Both sources active. Maximum available power for vertical lift. Short duration — minimizes H₂ consumption during high-demand phase. |
| Climb | ~200 kW · H₂ dom. | Hydrogen dominant as demand stabilizes. Battery assists at peak. Altitude gain to cruise level. Transition to optimal cruise configuration. |
| Cruise | 118 kW · Optimized | Steady-state. 78% hydrogen / 22% battery split. The endurance phase — 20+ hours at minimum power consumption. Physics-optimized power distribution. |
| Descent | Recovery · Regen | Regenerative energy recovery to battery. Reduces net energy consumption. Partially recharges battery system for landing phase power demands. |
| Landing | ~160 kW · Battery | Battery primary. Precise power control for final approach and touchdown. H₂ system in standby. Full redundancy maintained throughout. |
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