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Propulsion systems for Light Electric Vehicles
2010 IEEE International Symposium on Industrial Electronics, 2010The paper is concerned with the development of the propulsion system for two Light Electric Vehicles (LEVs), namely a city scooter and an electric bicycle. The propulsion system of the city scooter consists of a wheel motor for the traction and a lithium-ion battery for the energy storage.
BERTOLUZZO, MANUELE, BUJA, GIUSEPPE
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Development of Electric Propulsion Systems for Light Electric Vehicles
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics, 2011This paper presents two light electric vehicles (LEVs) with a electric propulsion system developed at an academic laboratory. One LEV is an electric city scooter powered by a lithium-ion battery pack and propelled by a wheel motor drive. The other LEV is an electric bicycle powered by a fuel cell system with the assistance of a supercapacitor bank ...
BERTOLUZZO, MANUELE, BUJA, GIUSEPPE
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Electric propulsion systems for primary spacecraft propulsion
3rd Propulsion Joint Specialist Conference, 1967Primary electric propulsion systems for deep space missions with reference to SERT II program and compatibility with other spacecraft ...
H. KAUFMAN, D. KERRISK
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Efficiency assessment of Electric Propulsion Systems for electric vehicles
2016 International Symposium on Power Electronics, Electrical Drives, Automation and Motion (SPEEDAM), 2016An efficiency analysis of different configurations of Electric Propulsion Systems (EPSs) is presented in this paper. Particularly, three different Permanent Magnet Synchronous Machines (PMSMs) have been considered as the electric motor, which are characterized by different speed operating ranges and constant-power speed regions.
DAMIANO, ALFONSO +4 more
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Propulsion systems for electric cars
IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology, 1974Proper selection of the propulsion system to meet the requirements of an electric passenger vehicle is of prime importance. Choice may be made among alternating current, direct current, or combined systems. Each approach can be implemented by utilizing various control techniques and power elements.
B. Berman, G.H. Gelb
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2016
Taking into account traffic flow, the greenhouse effect, pollutant emission, and noise emission, it seems that electric mobility is the best alternative for transport in urban areas. Nevertheless, as shown in Chap. 1, these unique characteristics are prejudiced by severe disadvantages regarding the sources of electric energy (Fig.
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Taking into account traffic flow, the greenhouse effect, pollutant emission, and noise emission, it seems that electric mobility is the best alternative for transport in urban areas. Nevertheless, as shown in Chap. 1, these unique characteristics are prejudiced by severe disadvantages regarding the sources of electric energy (Fig.
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Electric and Hybrid-Electric Propulsion Systems
2013While in conventional ICE-based vehicles the energy carrier is a fossil fuel, electric and hybrid-electric propulsion systems are characterized by the presence of an electrochemical or electrostatic energy storage system. Moreover, at least one electric motor is responsible — totally or partially — for the vehicle propulsion.
Lino Guzzella, Antonio Sciarretta
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Electric propulsion system reliability
6th Electric Propulsion and Plasmadynamics Conference, 1967Graphic optimization technique for mass reduction in solar powered ion propulsion system with acceptable reliability ...
J. MOLITOR, K. RUSSELL
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2003
As we have seen in previous chapters, chemical propulsion systems are limited in performance by the energy stored in their propellants. This limitation can be overcome by using electric power available on the spacecraft (e.g., from solar arrays, nuclear reactors or beamed energy sources such as laser light or microwave energy transmitted to the ...
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As we have seen in previous chapters, chemical propulsion systems are limited in performance by the energy stored in their propellants. This limitation can be overcome by using electric power available on the spacecraft (e.g., from solar arrays, nuclear reactors or beamed energy sources such as laser light or microwave energy transmitted to the ...
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Thrust system technology for solar electric propulsion.
Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, 1968Solar electric thrust system technology concerning performance, thruster control system stability and method for ...
T. MASEK, E. PAWLIK
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