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This document describes an electric vehicle with a 96V battery powered series wound motor. It has step-down and step-up choppers for forward and regenerative braking. When descending a hill at 1000rpm with an 80A armature current during regeneration, the duty cycle required is 0.17 and the available braking power is 6.4kW.

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Ex 2.3

This document describes an electric vehicle with a 96V battery powered series wound motor. It has step-down and step-up choppers for forward and regenerative braking. When descending a hill at 1000rpm with an 80A armature current during regeneration, the duty cycle required is 0.17 and the available braking power is 6.4kW.

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Example 2.

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A small electric vehicle is powered by a 96V battery and uses a series wound
motor. It has a step-down chopper for forward drive and a step-up chopper for
regenerative braking. The total armature resistance is 0.1 D, and the armature
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voltage constant is 10m V/A-rad/s. Descending a hill in regeneration mode the
motor speed is 1000rev/min and the armature current is a constant average
value of 80A.
Calculate the value of the duty cycle required and the available braking
power.
Solution
E = oJ k v I , v = (1000 � 2rd60) � 10 -2 X 80 = 84V
Vav = E - IavR = 84 - (40 � 0.1) = 80V
Vav = Vb(1 - O )
O = 1 - (Vav/Vb) = 1 -- (80/96) = 0.17
P = Vav � = 80 � 80 = 6.4kW

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