Hybrid Vehicle Drive Support With Stored Control Effect Notification
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing hybrid vehicles do not appropriately notify users of the control effects of drive support control, especially when the control is interrupted or stopped during temporary breaks, making it unclear how to resume guidance upon system activation.
Innovation Solution
A hybrid vehicle system that accumulates and stores control effects during drive support control, and holds these effects under specific conditions such as battery temperature, state of charge, or deviation from the route, ensuring notification upon reaching the destination or system restart.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If the drive support control is interrupted or stopped during temporary breaks, then the system can respond to changing conditions (battery temperature, SOC, route deviation), but the user cannot be notified of the accumulated control effect when guidance is restarted
Solution Approach 1:
The control effect data is accumulated and stored in advance in the storage unit before the drive support control is interrupted or stopped. This preliminary storage ensures that the information is preserved and can be notified to the user when the control is restarted, preventing information loss while allowing the system to respond to changing conditions.
2Productivity
If the control effect data is deleted after notification, then memory space is freed for new data, but the user cannot be notified of control effects after interruptions or stops
Solution Approach 1:
The control effect data is accumulated and stored in advance in the storage unit before the drive support control is interrupted or stopped. This preliminary storage ensures that the information is preserved and can be notified to the user when the control is restarted, preventing information loss while allowing the system to respond to changing conditions.
3Reliability
If the drive support control continuously monitors and holds data, then complete control effect information is available, but the system complexity and data management burden increase
Solution Approach 1:
The control effect data is extracted and stored in a dedicated storage unit separate from the main control logic. This separation simplifies the data management by providing a dedicated repository for control effect information, reducing the complexity of data handling while ensuring complete and accurate notification.
4Loss of information
If the system notifies control effect only at destination arrival, then the notification is complete, but the user loses information about control effects during interruptions or stops
Solution Approach 1:
The control effect data is accumulated and stored in advance in the storage unit before the drive support control is interrupted or stopped. This preliminary storage ensures that the information is preserved and can be notified to the user when the control is restarted, preventing information loss while allowing the system to respond to changing conditions.
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AI summary
There is provided a hybrid vehicle that enables user to be more appropriately notified of a control effect by performing a drive support control. A hybrid vehicle includes an engine; a motor; a battery; map information; and a control device programmed to set a drive route from a current location to a destination, to create a drive support plan that assigns one of drive modes including a CD mode and a CS mode to each of drive sections of the drive route, and to perform drive support control that causes the hybrid vehicle to be driven along the drive support plan. The control device accumulates control effect obtained by performing the drive support control and notifies the control effect when the hybrid vehicle reaches the destination. The control device deletes the control effect when the predetermined deletion condition is satisfied.