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Electric Vehicle AC Drive Development
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Abstract
An improved drive system, which will result in lighter weight, higher efficiency and lower cost for an electric vehicle, is being developed. A study evaluating the suitability of alternative motor and power converter technologies for electric vehicle application was performed. The results indicate that an ac induction motor with a transistor inverter has the greatest potential. Not only will this drive system provide greater vehicle range, but it will also provide improved regeneration to the battery.
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Citation
Plunkett, A. and Kliman, G., "Electric Vehicle AC Drive Development," SAE Technical Paper 800061, 1980, https://doi.org/10.4271/800061.Also In
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