The Computer Controlled Hybrid and Electric Vehicles Application, "AEL-EHVC", is an application designed by EDIBON for the theoretical and practical training of the different topologies of electric/hybrid vehicles most used today.
The Computer Controlled Hybrid and Electric Vehicles Application, "AEL-EHVC", is an application designed by EDIBON for the theoretical and practical training of the different topologies of electric/hybrid vehicles most used today.
Given the diversity of electric vehicle configurations that can be studied, this application has been developed under a modular format so that the user, student or researcher can implement the topology of the electric/hybrid vehicle to be studied. This is a great advantage over other similar applications on the market, as it makes it possible to compare the operation, efficiency and way of working of each of the existing electric vehicle topologies.
The "AEL-EHVC" application basically consists of three parts:
From the functional point of view of this application, it is important to note that for the study of the hybrid vehicle, the combustion engine is simulated by means of a servo motor because of the advantages that this involves: the dimensions of the equipment are much smaller and it can also be used inside any laboratory or classroom as it does not produce emissions.
With this application the user can easily assemble the main parts of the electric vehicle such as the combustion engine, the frequency controller with regeneration system and the electric traction motor with the capacity to regenerate energy in situations of braking or downhill. Because it is the user who assembles each of the configurations, the learning and knowledge acquired with this application goes far beyond the standard. The application includes an electrical analyzer that, among many other parameters, show the electrical power flows from the battery to the electric motor (traction mode) or from the electric motor to the battery (regenerative braking mode).
Apart from the elements already mentioned, in order to study the behavior of Evs in depth, it is essential to have a system that can simulate the terrain’s orography. This makes it possible to recreate in the laboratory real situations faced by a vehicle. These situations can be summarized as acceleration, braking and up and down ramps. Each of these situations can be realistically studied thanks to the servomotor coupled to the shaft of the main electric traction motor. The servomotor receives the commands from a servo-driver, a device included in this application that will control the servomotor dynamics to recreate real situations in the laboratory.
Finally, in order to understand how power flows are distributed in an electric vehicle, this application incorporates an intelligent regenerative DC power supply. Its purpose is to simulate the behavior of a high-voltage EV battery. The great advantage of this DC power supply is that it can simulate the operation of a lithium battery without the disadvantages that these have: heating risks, risk of toxic gas emissions, explosion risks and limited lifetime.
Optionally, the "AEL-EHVC" application recommends the purchase of the electric vehicle charging module. This device is completely real, identical to those used in electric vehicle charging stations.
This Computer Controlled Unit is supplied with the EDIBON Computer Control System (SCADA), and includes: The unit itself + Computer Control, Data Acquisition and Data Management Software Packages, for controlling the process and all parameters involved in the process.
Some practical exercises with the recommended additional hybrid vehicle element (N-ENGS):
Some practical exercises with the electric vehicle charger (EVCH):
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