Variable Frequency Drive Controlled Electric Vehicle
Variable Frequency Drive Controlled Electric Vehicle
Variable Frequency Drive Controlled Electric Vehicle
Technological University(Thanlyin)
Department of Electronic Engineering
Graduation Thesis
Date 24.7.2019
1. Introduction
2. Aim and Objectives
3. Methodology
4. Overall Block Diagram
5. System flow chart
6. System operation
7. Hardware Requirements
8. Software Requirements
9. Current Work
10. Future Work
11. References
Group Members
Objectives
• To study and implement how electric vehicle works in real life.
• To reduce carbon emissions from internal combustion engines.
• To study and implement the advance battery technology in EV cars.
• To study and implement the mechanical design of a car such as
suspension system, steering system, brake system, etc.
• To construct the skeleton frame of the two-seater car.
Methodology
AC 220V
NiMH Battery
Magnetic AC Induction
Pack VFD
Contactor Motor
(~318V)
Start
Check
two logic No
The car will not start
states,
both ON
Yes
System Flow Chart The car will start, the magnetic
contactor switched on and the main
voltage is supplied to the VFD
End
System Operation
● 24V battery is used to power the microcontroller. A microcontroller is used to turn on the
magnetic contactor by checking two logic states.
● Magnetic Contactor separates the voltage from battery to the VFD ( Variable Frequency
Drive).
● The speed of the AC motor is controlled by VFD.
● The frequency from the drive is controlled by using a potentiometer which is connected to
the throttle of the car.
● 3 phase AC induction motor is attached to the axle of the rear axis of the wheel.
● The brake system and the steering system are all hydraulics systems.
Hardware Requirements
● Battery Pack
● 3 Phase AC Induction Motor
● Motor Controller (VFD)
● A Microcontroller
● A Magnetic Contactor
Software Requirements
● Arduino IDE
● C++
● Collecting the material ( Main body
frame ,Motor, VFD ,etc.)