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Table17.Cont.
MotorType Advantage Disadvantage VehiclesUsedIn
Switched
ReluctanceMotor
(SRM) • Simpleandrobustconstruction
• Lowcost
• Highspeed
• Lesschanceofhazard
• Longconstantpowerrange
• Highpowerdensity • Verynoisy
• Lowefficiency
• Largerandheavier
thanPMmachines
• Complexdesign
andcontrol ChlorideLucas
Synchronous
ReluctanceMotor
(SynRM) • Robust
• Fault tolerant
• Efficient
• Small • Problemsin
controllability
andmanufacturing
• Lowpower factor
PMassisted
Synchronous
ReluctanceMotor • Greaterpower factor thanSynRMs
• Free fromdemagnetizingproblems
observedinIPM BMWi3
AxialFluxIronless
PermanentMagnet
Motor • Noironusedinouter rotor
• Nostatorcore
• Lightweight
• Betterpowerdensity
• Minimizedcopper loss
• Betterefficiency
• Variablespeedmachine
• Rotor iscapableofbeingfittedto the
lateral sideof thewheel RenovoCoupe
6.ChargingSystems
For chargingofEVs,DCorACsystems canbeused. There aredifferent current andvoltage
configurations forcharging,generallydenotedas ‘levels’. The timerequiredfora full chargedepends
onthe levelbeingemployed.Wirelesscharginghasalsobeentestedandresearchedforquitea long
time. Ithasdifferentconfigurationsaswell. ThechargingstandardsareshowninTable18. Thesafety
standards thatshouldbecompliedbythechargersare the following[46]:
• SAEJ2929: ElectricandHybridVehiclePropulsionBatterySystemSafetyStandard
• ISO26262:RoadVehicles—Functional safety
• ISO6469-3: ElectricRoadVehicles—SafetySpecifications—Part3: ProtectionofPersonsAgainst
ElectricHazards
• ECER100: ProtectionagainstElectricShock
• IEC61000: ElectromagneticCompatibility (EMC)
• IEC 61851-21: Electric Vehicle Conductive Charging system—Part 21: Electric Vehicle
Requirements forConductiveConnectiontoanAC/DCSupply
• IEC60950: Safetyof InformationTechnologyEquipment
• UL2202: ElectricVehicle (EV)ChargingSystemEquipment
• FCCPart 15Class B: The Federal Code of Regulation (CFR) FCCPart 15 for EMCEmission
MeasurementServices for InformationTechnologyEquipment.
• IP6K9K, IP6K7protectionclass
• −40 ◦Cto105 ◦Cambientair temperature
6.1.ACCharging
ACchargingsystemprovidesanACsupplythat isconvertedintoDCtochargethebatteries. This
systemneedsanAC-DCconverter.Accordingto theSAEEVACChargingPowerLevels, theycanbe
classifiedasbelow:
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Emerging Technologies for Electric and Hybrid Vehicles
- Title
- Emerging Technologies for Electric and Hybrid Vehicles
- Editor
- MDPI
- Location
- Basel
- Date
- 2017
- Language
- English
- License
- CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
- ISBN
- 978-3-03897-191-7
- Size
- 17.0 x 24.4 cm
- Pages
- 376
- Keywords
- electric vehicle, plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV), energy sources, energy management strategy, energy-storage system, charging technologies, control algorithms, battery, operating scenario, wireless power transfer (WPT)
- Category
- Technik