Design Process of Electric Vehicle Power System

Xuan Mai Pham; Ga Van Bui; Ha Pham; Le Hoang Phu Pham

doi:10.4028/p-vkvz26

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HomeApplied Mechanics and MaterialsApplied Mechanics and Materials Vol. 907Design Process of Electric Vehicle Power System

Design Process of Electric Vehicle Power System

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This paper presents the research on the process of designing and optimizing the powertrain of electric vehicles, such as the general arrangement of electric vehicles, the design of electric motors, transmission systems, battery systems, as well as selecting the appropriate layout design. In addition, the article analyzes the computational models of electric drive systems, energy systems and calculates the performance of these systems in accordance with actual use. Finally, design and simulation calculations of the powertrain and energy of electric vehicles are performed using Simcenter Amesim software. Keywords: Electric vehicle, battery, electric motor, Simcenter Amesim

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 907)

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Xuan Mai Pham*, Ga Van Bui, Ha Pham, Le Hoang Phu Pham

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Battery, Electric Motor, Electric Vehicle, Simcenter Amesim

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