Vehicle Energy Management System: a survey

Jessica Gissella Maradey Lázaro, Arly Darío Rincón Quintero, Gianina Garrido Silva, Rolando Antonio Gilbert Zequera
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The development of the energy management systems (EMS) improves the energy efficiency of vehicular systems, control operational factors and behavior of electromechanical components by appropriating machine learning and IoT techniques, making the systems more intelligent, sustainable, and interconnected. Specially, the inclusion of technology such as Industry 4.0 have allowed to improve the range of operation, control and optimization of autonomous vehicles. In fact, EMS have become relevant with the emergence of electrical vehicles (EV’s) and are proposed as an alternative to minimize dependence on fossil fuels, mitigation of negative ecological impacts, increase safety, also suggest efforts to achieve new energy sources, charge stations, decisions about final disposal of components and life cycle prediction which can be summed up in the need for more technological coverage. This article aims to show the framework about the EMS based on concepts, differences, advantages and disadvantages of the EV’s.
车辆能源管理系统:一项调查
能源管理系统(EMS)的发展通过利用机器学习和物联网技术,提高了车辆系统的能源效率,控制了机电组件的运行因素和行为,使系统更加智能、可持续和互联。特别是,工业4.0等技术的加入可以提高自动驾驶汽车的操作范围,控制和优化。事实上,EMS已经与电动汽车(EV)的出现相关,并被提议作为一种替代方案,以尽量减少对化石燃料的依赖,减轻负面生态影响,提高安全性,也建议努力实现新能源,充电站,决定最终处置组件和生命周期预测,这可以总结为需要更多的技术覆盖。本文旨在从电动汽车的概念、差异、优缺点等方面阐述电动汽车环境管理体系的框架。
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