Suspension System Modelling And Control For An Electric Vehicle Driven by In-Wheel Motors

Ahmed, Abdussalam Ali; Eissa, Hend Abdelgader; Faraj, Abdalla Milad; Albagul, A.; Belrzaeg, Mohamed; Alsharif, Abdulgader

doi:10.1109/raaicon54709.2021.9929611

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“…In-wheel motors are more efficient and weigh less than mechanical drive systems. In-wheel motors are used in situations where performance is valued above comfort, like as sport automobiles, and unbeatable in solar car racing [36].…”

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Trends and Challenges in Electric Vehicle Motor Drivelines - A Review

Venkitaraman

Kosuru

2023

Int. j. electr. comput. eng. syst. (Online)

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Considering the need to optimize electric vehicle performance and the impact of efficient driveline configurations in achieving this, a brief study has been conducted. The drivelines of electric vehicles (EV) are critically examined in this survey. Also, promising motor topologies for usage in electric vehicles are presented. Additionally, the benefits and drawbacks of each kind of electric motor are examined from a system viewpoint. The majority of commercially available EV are powered by a permanent magnet motor or single induction type motors and a standard mechanical differential driveline. Considering these, a holistic review has been performed by including driveline configurations and different battery types. The authors suggest that motors be evaluated and contrasted using a standardized driving cycle.

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