Fuel enhancement of parallel hybrid electric two-wheeler motorcycle

Krithika, V.; Subramani, C.

doi:10.11591/ijece.v10i6.pp6180-6188

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“…Therefore, future studies should investigate the effect of throttle curve manipulation on the real initial movement of an electric vehicle. The effect of different terrain on the performance of BLDC motors is also an interesting parameter to be investigated, as has been demonstrated by a previous study [10].…”

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“…There are several types of batteries, but lithium-ion is the most commonly used because of its high current and power capability. A motor converts electrical energy to kinetic energy in the form of vehicle movement and sometimes be used as a generator for charging the battery in a hybrid vehicle scenario [10]. The types of motors used in EVs are brushless DC (BLDC) motors, induction motors, and phase motors.…”

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Low-cost portable throttle curve manipulator for smooth initial movement of an electric vehicle

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Widodo

et al. 2023

IJEECS

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This research aims to develop a low-cost portable throttle curve manipulator for a smooth initial movement of an electric vehicle. The hardware is mostly made up of an Arduino and a pulse width modulation (PWM)-to- direct current (DC) converter, which can be easily installed in electric vehicle. The manipulator produces a throttle output curve based on the current throttle input. The suitable throttle output curve is investigated in two stages. First, the four throttle curve types are compared based on motor vibration change and total energy usage during initial movement. They are none, linear, exponential, and polynomial curve types with a delay of 1 s. Then, in the second stage, the delay is varied from 0.5 to 2.5 s. The result shows that the linear throttle curve output with a delay of 1 s produces is appropriate to refine the initial movement of an electric vehicle compared to the polynomial and exponential curve types. The brushless DC electric (BLDC) motor vibration change decreases from 148.75 Hz to 107.45 Hz and total energy usage decreases from 90.64 joules to 87.23 joules. Therefore, the research concludes that the low-cost portable throttle curve manipulator can be developed using a linear throttle output curve with a delay of 1 s.

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confidence: 99%