Power Tracking of the Hybrid Vehicle Based on Hidden Markov Model

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Power tracking is the foundation of power allocation of hybrid vehicles, the error of prediction in power tracking is also influent a lot on the steady of battery’s state of charge (SOC ) level. In this paper, driving modes of all-terrain robot have been discussed, a new power tracking model based on Hidden Markov model (HMM) was proposed, in this model the working mode is divided into acceleration mode, deceleration mode, even pace mode, mutation acceleration mode and mutation deceleration mode due to the velocity variation, in each mode we build different control strategy for the battery management, such as regenerative braking or engine-generator power unit (IGPU) export power, and those strategy would keep the SOC in a constant interval, in which the battery has a excellent charge-discharge properties. A power prediction model based on HMM has also been set up due to the historical data. A simulation which the velocity curve was simplified as a sine-wave has been made, and the true power curve and predicted curve were compared, the error of the prediction is allowable.

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