2014 IEEE International Electric Vehicle Conference (IEVC) 2014
DOI: 10.1109/ievc.2014.7056156
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High-current, low-voltage power net

Abstract: The ISCAD drive is the first low-voltage electrical machine applicable to automotive traction applications. Supplying the drive with high current at low voltage is both a challenge and an opportunity. This paper investigates highcurrent, low-voltage power nets for electric vehicles and presents possible realizations. The focus lies on aspects of security, feasibility and cost-effectiveness of a power net with a primary bus voltage lower than 60V.

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“…Table-I resumes the main specifications for the investigated machine compared with the reference machine. In following, the new machine design is called as ISCAD-ASM [12,13]. To perform a correct comparison, the main geometry specifications of both machines, such as, the outer diameter, number of pole-pairs, and air-gap length are held the same.…”
Section: Exemplary Asm For Traction Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Table-I resumes the main specifications for the investigated machine compared with the reference machine. In following, the new machine design is called as ISCAD-ASM [12,13]. To perform a correct comparison, the main geometry specifications of both machines, such as, the outer diameter, number of pole-pairs, and air-gap length are held the same.…”
Section: Exemplary Asm For Traction Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A reduction of more than 20 % of energy demand in a driving cycle is simulated in comparison to a reference vehicle [4]. In addition to machine and power electronics, the wiring system [5] as well as the traction battery were redesigned with regard to new requirements. This article presents the advantages and challenges of a 48-V traction battery in contrast to a conventional 400 V battery.…”
Section: Motivationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The resulting machine operates from a 48 V DC-bus and can be considered multiphase and multipole [5]. Nevertheless, a lower voltage implies higher currents on the stator side to reach the same power, approximately 15 kA in the presented case [6]. For this reason, converters and battery configuration need to be customized since they are not compatible with standard EV high-voltage battery systems [7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%