Hybrid powertrain supervisory control architecture: BYDRecent Research Landscape
Inefficient energy conversion between mechanical and electrical states increases fuel consumption and thermal stress. These innovations integrate specific torque-coupling configurations to optimize power split and system efficiency.
What technical problems is BYD addressing in Hybrid powertrain supervisory control architecture?
Suboptimal energy conversion efficiency
(39)evidences
Inconsistent coordination between internal combustion engines and electric motors leads to excessive fuel consumption and energy loss. Minimizing these losses extends vehicle range and reduces thermal stress on powertrain components.
Suboptimal powertrain energy distribution
(16)evidences
Inefficient power allocation between multiple energy sources leads to excessive fuel consumption and battery degradation. Optimizing this distribution extends operational range and improves system longevity.
Inefficient energy distribution management
(11)evidences
Unregulated power draw from the battery pack leads to premature energy exhaustion and reduced operational range. Mitigating this loss extends vehicle uptime and prevents battery health degradation.