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Research on a lead-acid battery fault detection method based on LSTM-AE-Cosine. [PDF]

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Liu L, Xu H, Tang H, Cui J, Feng L, Deng K.   +5 more
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Enhanced fuel economy and emission reduction in parallel HEV powertrains through swarm and deterministic algorithms. [PDF]

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Halima NB, Halima NB, Hadj NB, Neji R.
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Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs)

Carlo Villante, Sonia Dell'Aversano, Stefano Ranieri   +2 more
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Batteries for Electric and Hybrid-Electric Vehicles

Annual Review of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, 2010
Batteries have powered vehicles for more than a century, but recent advances, especially in lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries, are bringing a new generation of electric-powered vehicles to the market. Key barriers to progress include system cost and lifetime, and derive from the difficulty of making a high-energy, high-power, and reversible ...
Elton J, Cairns, Paul, Albertus
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Batteries for electric road vehicles

Dalton Transactions, 2018
The dependence of modern society on the energy stored in a fossil fuel is not sustainable.
John B. Goodenough, M. Helena Braga
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Batteries and battery management systems for electric vehicles

2012 Design, Automation & Test in Europe Conference & Exhibition (DATE), 2012
The battery is a fundamental component of electric vehicles, which represent a step forward towards sustainable mobility. Lithium chemistry is now acknowledged as the technology of choice for energy storage in electric vehicles. However, several research points are still open.
Brandl M, Gall H, Wenger M, Lorentz V, RONCELLA, ROBERTO, Giegerich M, SALETTI, ROBERTO, BARONTI, FEDERICO, SAPONARA, SERGIO, Fantechi G, FANUCCI, LUCA, Roncella R, Saletti R, Saponara S, Thaler A, Cifrain M, Prochazka W.   +16 more
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Electric-vehicle batteries

IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine, 1995
Electric vehicles that can't reach trolley wires need batteries. In the early 1900's electric cars disappeared when owners found that replacing the car's worn-out lead-acid battery costs more than a new gasoline-powered car. Most of today's electric cars are still propelled by lead-acid batteries.
H. Oman, S. Gross
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