DCDC (direct current-direct current) control method of moderate hybrid electric vehicle
A technology of a hybrid electric vehicle and a control method, which is applied in the directions of hybrid electric vehicles, motor vehicles, and output power conversion devices, can solve the problems of unguaranteed work reliability, inability to supply power to low-voltage electrical appliances, and power loss, and achieves a reduction in power consumption. The effect of failure, energy saving and power loss reduction
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[0032] The implementation process of this program is described in detail below in conjunction with accompanying drawing:
[0033] figure 1 It is the working principle diagram of DCDC:
[0034] The 96V-200V high-voltage direct current of the large power battery of the hybrid electric vehicle is transmitted to the DCDC after being electromagnetically shielded, and is transformed by the DCDC to output low-voltage direct current of two voltage levels, which are 140.5V and 12V respectively. The voltage range required for the DCDC itself to work is DC 9V-18V. The voltage in this range is directly supplied to the DCDC circuit after the voltage stabilization of the isolated DC / DC converter. The enabling signal of the DCDC is sent by the hybrid controller HCU. The DCDC Two feedback signals: internal feedback signal and external feedback signal are also monitored by HCU.
[0035] The controller HCU sends an enable signal to allow the DCDC to work. The DCDC first supplies power to the ...
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