Considerations in the design of drive systems for on-the-road electric vehicles

Murphy, G.

doi:10.1109/proc.1972.8951

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“…The literature is seen to be scrutinizing the gear ratio and on how the motorman (locomotive operator) would drift the vehicles at different road conditions were analyzed in the literature since it affects the motor characteristics. Although the discussion about the improvement of the electrical vehicle started during early 1900's with discussion on battery and vehicle manufacturing, regenerative braking in electric vehicles, space vehicles using solar for driving itself [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14] the foundation for the recent trend in the electric vehicle research is laid during the 1970's since the introduction of many power electronic devices and the improvement in the battery technology [15][16][17][18][19][20][21]. This Paper focuses on the portability of the electric vehicle supply.…”

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Challenges on Electric Charging Stations with Solar Power Generator Integration

2020

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The plug in electric vehicle substantiates its presence in the market the installation of the charging stations and the dynamic controls needed for a steady state working of them are scrutinized and developed. The lesser number of chargers for many plug in vehicles, voltage maintenance for the distribution feeders, better bidirectional operation of the power in PV source, MPPT based control for battery storage. A composite controller for the Battery Energy Management system (BEMS) with the bidirectional controller with nominal power delivery to the PEVS can be developed. A composite controller that would comprise of all these indications in a single composite controller would be a scope that is to be developed for further work. A grid connected system which makes sure that there is a 24 hr supply of the charging available with the PV based charging stations connected to the distribution system.

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