Abstract:
A method for checking an out-of-step of a synchronous motor includes: detecting electric degrees of the synchronous motor, in which the electric degrees comprise at least a first electric degree and a second electric degree detected at a preset interval, and the second electric degree is detected after the first electric degree; comparing the first electric degree with the second electric degree to obtain a comparing result; and determining that the synchronous motor is out of step when the comparing result satisfies a preset requirement. It is determined that the synchronous motor is out of step when the electric degree keeps unchanged or decreases progressively, or an increment of the electric degree is very small.
Abstract:
A power system for an electric vehicle, an electric vehicle and a motor controller for an electric vehicle are provided. The power system includes: a power battery (10); a charge-discharge socket (20); a three-level bidirectional DC-AC module (30); a motor control switch (40); a charge-discharge control module (50) having a first terminal connected with an AC terminal of the three-level bidirectional DC-AC module (30) and a second terminal connected with the charge-discharge socket (20); and a control module (60) connected with a third terminal of the charge-discharge control module (50) and a third terminal of the motor control switch (40), and configured to control the charge-discharge control module (50) and the motor control switch (40) according to a current working mode of the power system.
Abstract:
A hybrid power driving system is provided, comprising an engine (10), a first motor (30), a first clutch (20), a first reducing mechanism (50), a second clutch (40), a first wheel group (50), a second motor (70), a second wheel group (90), a second reducing mechanism (80), an energy storage device (100), a clutch controller (110), an engine controller (120), and a motor controller (130). The motor controller (130) is configured to start or stop the first motor (20) and/or the second motor (40); and to control the clutch controller (110) and the engine controller (120) according to the corresponding running mode of the hybrid power driving system. A driving method for the driving system as described hereinabove is also provided.
Abstract:
A control system for a hybrid vehicle controls the various operating modes of the hybrid vehicle. Operating modes of the hybrid vehicle include an electric-only power mode, a series hybrid mode, a series hybrid dual-power mode, and a parallel hybrid tri-power mode. The control system selects one of the operating modes for the hybrid vehicle based on one or more inputs and comparisons. Examples of inputs for the control system include a gear-mode, a present battery storage capacity, a present velocity of the hybrid vehicle, and the previous operating mode of the hybrid power system. The control system may also take into account whether a user has selected the electric-only power mode. The control system may also control the operations of one or more components of the hybrid vehicle while operating in one of the operating modes.
Abstract:
A method for checking an out-of-step of a synchronous motor includes detecting three-phase currents of the synchronous motor; determining whether a relationship between the three-phase currents satisfies a preset requirement; and if no, determining that the synchronous motor is out of step. It is determined that the synchronous motor is out of step when amplitudes of each current of the three-phase currents are not equal or when the phase difference between the three-phase currents is not 120°.
Abstract:
A hybrid vehicle includes a multi-mode power system (102). The power system (102) includes a battery (110), an electrical power input, a first motor/generator (106), a second motor/generator (108) and a clutch (206). A first operationg mode is defined by deactivation of the internal combustion engine (104) and the operation of the vehicle by electrical force provided from the battery (110) to the second motor/generator (108). In a second operating mode, activation of the internal combustion engine (104) generates electrical power by providing rotational force to the first motor/generator (106). In a third operating mode, engagement of the clutch (206) couples the internal combustion engine (104) and the second motor/generator (108) to provide rotational force to the wheels. In a fourth operating mode, engagement of the clutch (206) couples the internal combustion engine (104) with the second motor/generator (108), and the first motor/generator (106) further provides rotational force to the wheels.
Abstract:
A hybrid vehicle includes a multi-mode power system. The power system includes a battery, an electrical power input, a first motor/generator, a second motor/generator, and a clutch. A first operating mode is defined by deactivation of the internal combustion engine and the operation of the vehicle by electrical force provided from the battery to the second motor/generator. In a second operating mode, activation of the internal combustion engine generates electrical power by providing rotational force to the first motor/generator. In a third operating mode, engagement of the clutch couples the internal combustion engine and the second motor/generator to provide rotational force to the wheels. In a fourth operating mode, engagement of the clutch couples the internal combustion engine with the second motor/generator, and the first motor/generator further provides rotational force to the wheels.
Abstract:
A power system switching between charging/discharging and driving functions comprises: a power battery (10); a charging/discharging socket (20); a bi-directional DC/DC module (30); a driving control switch (40); a bi-directional DC/AC module (50); a motor control switch (60); a charging/discharging control module (70); and a controller module (80). The controller module is connected to the driving control switch, the motor control switch, and the charging/discharging control module. The controller module establishes a closed circuit between the power battery and a motor (M) when the current working mode of the power system is a drive mode, and establishes a closed circuit between the charging/discharging socket and the power battery when the current working mode of the power system is a charging/discharging mode. The power system is capable of performing large-power AC charging on an electric automobile with AC power grids for civil or industrial use, so that a user can charge the electric automobile efficiently and conveniently at any place anytime. Moreover, the power system is applicable to batteries of a wide working voltage range, the occupied space thereof is saved and the cost is low.
Abstract:
A power system for an electric vehicle, an electric vehicle and a motor controller for an electric vehicle are provided. The power system includes: a power battery (10); a charge-discharge socket (20); a three-level bidirectional DC-AC module (30); a motor control switch (40); a charge-discharge control module (50) having a first terminal connected with an AC terminal of the three-level bidirectional DC-AC module (30) and a second terminal connected with the charge-discharge socket (20); and a control module (60) connected with a third terminal of the charge-discharge control module (50) and a third terminal of the motor control switch (40), and configured to control the charge-discharge control module (50) and the motor control switch (40) according to a current working mode of the power system.
Abstract:
A hybrid vehicle includes a multi-mode power system. The power system includes a battery, an electrical power input, a first motor/generator, a second motor/generator, and a clutch. A first operating mode is defined by deactivation of the internal combustion engine and the operation of the vehicle by electrical force provided from the battery to the second motor/generator. In a second operating mode, activation of the internal combustion engine generates electrical power by providing rotational force to the first motor/generator. In a third operating mode, engagement of the clutch couples the internal combustion engine and the second motor/generator to provide rotational force to the wheels. In a fourth operating mode, engagement of the clutch couples the internal combustion engine with the second motor/generator, and the first motor/generator further provides rotational force to the wheels.