Electric drive thermal management logic: BYDRecent Research Landscape
Cold-start performance and battery degradation risks limit vehicle range in low temperatures. These innovations utilize electric drive waste heat and specialized control algorithms to regulate battery temperature.
What technical problems is BYD addressing in Electric drive thermal management logic?
Low temperature battery inactivity
(70)evidences
Sub-optimal battery temperatures lead to reduced power output and slow charging speeds. Addressing this ensures vehicle operational readiness and battery longevity in cold climates.
Low temperature battery performance degradation
(66)evidences
Sub-optimal operating temperatures in batteries and charging interfaces cause performance degradation and slow charging. Resolving this prevents power loss and hardware damage in cold climates.
Inefficient power conversion heat loss
(25)evidences
Sub-optimal operating temperatures in energy storage units lead to reduced power output and capacity loss. Mitigating this ensures consistent vehicle range and power delivery in cold climates.
Inadequate startup thermal regulation
(23)evidences
Uncontrolled temperature fluctuations lead to accelerated cell degradation and safety risks. Maintaining precise thermal boundaries prevents capacity loss and catastrophic failure.