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Co-Design of Advanced Powertrains through Modular Energy Management Creating Automated Control Generation for Innovative Powertrains

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Author(E)1) Steven Wilkins, 2) Avedis Dadikozyan, 3) Paul Mentink, 4) Frank Kupper
Affiliation(E)1) TNO/Technical University of Eindhoven, 2) TNO/Technical University of Eindhoven, 3) TNO, 4) TNO
Abstract(E)The complexity of designing powertrains for non-conventional vehicles presents new challenges in terms of topology, component sizing, and optimized control. Often the design space for these systems is significantly large, and the amount of time required to produce optimized control over a product family presented significant development costs to OEMs. The approach of Modular Energy Management (MEM) is aimed at both exploring the design space for these vehicles, as well as producing optimized control regimes automatically. This paper presents the MEMs approach as part of an overall co-design approach, including case studies on the potential towards powertrain optimization.

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