Electric Vehicle Battery Charger with Regenerative Braking and Photovoltaic Supply

Electric Vehicle Battery Charger with Regenerative Braking and Photovoltaic Supply

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Johan Sanchez

Abstract

Considering the increasing use of electric vehicles
around the world and the problems that
their batteries present, this paper presents the
design and simulation of a device that allows
the use of the energy delivered by the electric
motor during the braking process. In addition,
to increase the autonomy of the vehicle, a PV
is located on the chassis to supply energy to the
engine or batteries. The device that captures
and delivers this energy is a bidirectional DCDC
converter located between the motor and
the battery, which is connected in parallel with
a Boost converter that operates as a follower of
the maximum power point to efficiently take advantage
of the energy delivered by the PV. The
simulation results show that the energy delivered
by the engine, PV and batteries can be used
in a good way and thus increase the efficiency
of the vehicle.

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