The present application belongs to the technical field of vehicle gear shifting control, and specifically relates to a two-gear
power split hybrid system gear shifting control strategy based on battery
safety constraints, and specifically comprises the following steps: (1) introducing a
power battery SOA boundary and an engine external characteristic to perform upper-layer target speed
adaptive planning, and dynamically solving an engine target speed meeting a charge-
discharge boundary; (2) based on the
frequency domain response difference characteristics of multiple power sources, performing lower-layer active
inertia damping control, using generator output reverse torque to suppress engine
angular acceleration fluctuation, and realizing virtual decoupling of inertial torque; (3) based on the
optimal matching principle of torque change rate, performing dynamic torque collaborative control, and inversely calculating and using
motor action to compensate for torque loss; (4) performing multi-stage coordinated gear shifting according to the
time sequence logic of a
finite state machine. While effectively avoiding battery
overcurrent risk and eliminating power interruption, the present application greatly reduces the longitudinal
impact degree in the gear shifting process, and significantly improves the transient driving quality and smoothness of the vehicle.