Cooperative power conversion architecture: BYDRecent Research Landscape
Inefficient power transfer between storage and propulsion systems limits vehicle range and thermal stability. These innovations optimize the structural integration of conversion hardware to minimize parasitic losses.
What technical problems is BYD addressing in Cooperative power conversion architecture?
Low temperature battery performance degradation
(70)evidences
Cold environments severely limit battery discharge capacity and power output. Eliminating this thermal bottleneck restores vehicle range and prevents powertrain instability in sub-zero conditions.
Inefficient inter-module energy transfer
(24)evidences
Low ambient temperatures cause sluggish chemical kinetics and high internal resistance in energy storage devices. Addressing this thermal limitation prevents power output degradation and extends battery cycle life in electric vehicles.
Unsafe energy discharge risks
(7)evidences
High dissipation and conversion losses during power exchange between source and load. Reducing these losses extends vehicle range and prevents thermal degradation of components.