Modelling of power electronic converters used in electric vehicles
Phil H. Mellor, A.J. Brown, J. Li, Kais Atallah
Abstract
Phil H. Mellor, A.J. Brown, J. Li, Kais Atallah
Abstract
The traction system of an electric vehicle must be highly energy efficient; to obtain an acceptable operating range from the limited energy stored in the battery. In the search for an energy optimised design, simulation plays an essential role in determining the energy requirements of a particular vehicle, in the estimation of the power-train loss and performance, and in assessing the implications of a particular choice of component or control method. In this paper, a simulation method for the power electronic convertors used in electric vehicles is described.
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The traction system of an electric vehicle must be highly energy efficient; to obtain an acceptable operating range from the limited energy stored in the battery. In the search for an energy optimised design, simulation plays an essential role in determining the energy requirements of a particular vehicle, in the estimation of the power-train loss and performance, and in assessing the implications of a particular choice of component or control method. In this paper, a simulation method for the power electronic convertors used in electric vehicles is described.
Key concepts: Converters, Power (physics), Automotive engineering, Electrical engineering, Computer science, Engineering, Voltage, Physics