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Application of Genetic Algorithm for Braking Force Distribution of Electric Vehicles

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In this article, a methodological approach for the braking force distribution using genetic algorithm is described, in view of vehicle stability, motor characteristic and battery safety, a constrained optimization problem is formulated.
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Braking force distribution plays an important role in energy recovery of electric vehicles. A methodological approach for the braking force distribution using genetic algorithm is described. In view of vehicle stability, motor characteristic and battery safety, a constrained optimization problem is formulated. The objection is to maximize regenerated brake energy, and various limitations are considered as constraints. Genetic algorithm is used in optimizing distributing braking force between regenerative braking and friction brakes. The simulation results show that the approach is effective. On the basis of comprehensive consideration over braking torque required and the limitations, the approach makes the best of motor braking torque, and can enhance the battery regenerated brake energy remarkably for typical driving cycles.

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Development of Brake System and Regenerative Braking Cooperative Control Algorithm for Automatic-Transmission-Based Hybrid Electric Vehicles

TL;DR: A brake system for an automatic transmission(AT)-based hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) is developed, and a regenerative braking cooperative control algorithm is proposed, with consideration of the characteristics of the brake system.
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Co-operative control for regenerative braking and friction braking to increase energy recovery without wheel lock

TL;DR: In this article, the authors proposed a co-operative control algorithm to increase energy recovery without wheel lock, considering the magnitude of the braking force available between the tire and road surface.
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Optimal $\mu $ -Estimation-Based Regenerative Braking Strategy for an AWD HEV

TL;DR: In this article, the authors proposed a BFD strategy for an all-wheel-drive electrified vehicle with a single electric motor, based on the estimation of the tire-road friction coefficient ( $\mu $ ) using a fuzzy logic estimation approach.
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Integrative braking control system for electric vehicles

TL;DR: In this paper, a new integrative braking control system for electric vehicles is studied. But the simulation results based on the ADVISOR and the HIL test bench validate the effects of the system, such as energy recovering and braking performance.
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Multi-objective optimization of the control strategy of electric vehicle electro-hydraulic composite braking system with genetic algorithm

TL;DR: The results show that optimization objectives achieved a good astringency, and the optimized control strategy can increase the brake energy recovery effectively under the condition of ensuring the braking stability.
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Electric vehicle braking system

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Maximisation of brake energy regeneration in a hybrid electric parallel car

TL;DR: In this paper, a computational procedure to maximize the regenerated brake energy during braking is presented for parallel hybrid electric vehicles, where the relation between the brake energy and the following properties are surveyed: rear and front electric machine efficiency; vehicle stability restriction; ICE drag torque; brake system characteristic; battery power; transmission ratios and battery resistance.
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