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Recent Developments in Starting Systems
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Abstract
In the article, an overview of current starter motor technology and recent developments is given. One of the main targets is to reduce the starting system weight in order to minimize the gasoline consumption of the vehicle. A new generation of lightweight intermediate-gear permanent magnet starters together with an innovative electronic switch allows an electronically controlled starting process. The electronic systems controls the starting process resulting in improved reliability, reduction of starting noise, and thermal protection of the starter motor. The article concludes with an overview on the perspective of future developments in starting systems.
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Authors
- Tobias Heiter - Robert Bosch GmbH, Germany and Robert Bosch S.A. de C.V., Mexico
- Rainer Kallenbach - Robert Bosch GmbH, Germany and Robert Bosch S.A. de C.V., Mexico
- Claus Kramer - Robert Bosch GmbH, Germany and Robert Bosch S.A. de C.V., Mexico
- Siegfried Schustek - Robert Bosch GmbH, Germany and Robert Bosch S.A. de C.V., Mexico
Citation
Heiter, T., Kallenbach, R., Kramer, C., and Schustek, S., "Recent Developments in Starting Systems," SAE Technical Paper 971113, 1997, https://doi.org/10.4271/971113.Also In
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- Bolenz, K. Schleuter, W. Design Modifications of Alternator, Starter and Battery to Reduce Fuel Consumption Convergence 94 on Transportation Electronics Dearborn 17 19 10 94 SAE Paper No. 94 C 043