Hybrid electric vehicle gearbox input end torque distribution method and vehicle
A hybrid electric vehicle, torque distribution technology, applied in hybrid electric vehicles, motor vehicles, transportation and packaging, etc., can solve the problems affecting the fuel economy of the vehicle and the torque response accuracy of the gearbox input shaft, so as to improve the fuel economy , accurate compensation, and the effect of improving the accuracy of torque response
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[0075] Embodiment 1, the main electronically controlled drive assembly of a hybrid electric vehicle is as follows: figure 1 As shown, it includes an engine 1 , an integrated starter / generator (ISG) 2 , a drive motor 3 , a high-voltage battery 4 , and a clutch 5 .
[0076] The ISG is directly connected to the engine for starting, power generation and boosting; the engine and the drive motor output power together, and a clutch is arranged behind the engine to switch the transmission state. In the pure electric state, neither the engine nor the ISG motor works, and the power battery provides electric energy to drive the motor to drive the vehicle; in the series state, the clutch is disengaged, the engine does not participate in driving the vehicle, and is only responsible for driving the ISG motor to generate electricity, supplying the drive motor to drive the vehicle, The excess power generation is stored in the power battery; in the parallel state, the clutch is engaged, and th...
Embodiment 2
[0140] Embodiment 2, the principle and technical solution of this embodiment are basically the same as those of Embodiment 1, the difference lies in: the gas path torque and fire path torque of the engine based on the margin torque and rotational speed closed-loop control demand compensation currently available from the ISG, Distribute the engine air path torque, fire path torque, and ISG torque at the input end of the gearbox. The ISG torque compensation is directly compensated according to the margin torque currently available from the ISG, and the portion exceeding the ISG margin torque is compensated by the engine air path torque.
Embodiment 3
[0141] Embodiment three, the principle and technical scheme of this embodiment are basically the same as embodiment one, and its difference is: the design standard of described fuzzy control rule is: "the bigger the engine gas path torque of demand compensation, the higher the engine speed difference The faster the speed, the greater the increase of the fuzzy control amount”; “The engine air path torque that needs to be compensated is close to 0, the speed difference of the engine speed does not change much, and the fuzzy control amount basically remains unchanged”; “The smaller the engine air path torque that needs to be compensated, The faster the engine speed difference decreases, the greater the reduction of the fuzzy control amount."
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