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Design and Implementation of Power Management System Utilizing Supercapacitors for Hybrid Vehicles


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1 ECE Department, Adamson University, Manila, Philippines
 

This paper presents the design and implementation of the power management system utilizing supercapacitors for the hybrid vehicle. The researchers develops a system that has monitoring and cell balancing using a microcontroller board which controls, monitors, and charges the battery efficiently to avoid overcharging. The system uses a generator to charge the supercapacitor utilizing it for the electric motor. The supply was in single phase form and it uses step-up transformer with 48V volts switch-mode power supply. Before storing the energy gathered from the generator, the battery will undergo for cell balancing to ensure that all battery pair are equal to each other. The power management system in the project balances the supercapacitors that are connected in series.

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Power Management System, Supercapacitors, Hybrid Vehicle.
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Authors

Marc Angelo Z. Amador
ECE Department, Adamson University, Manila, Philippines
Marc Anthony C. Lina
ECE Department, Adamson University, Manila, Philippines
Alexyz G. Aquino
ECE Department, Adamson University, Manila, Philippines
Filipe A. Gutteres
ECE Department, Adamson University, Manila, Philippines
Alfredo U. Ganggangan
ECE Department, Adamson University, Manila, Philippines
Angelo A. Beltran Jr.
ECE Department, Adamson University, Manila, Philippines

Abstract


This paper presents the design and implementation of the power management system utilizing supercapacitors for the hybrid vehicle. The researchers develops a system that has monitoring and cell balancing using a microcontroller board which controls, monitors, and charges the battery efficiently to avoid overcharging. The system uses a generator to charge the supercapacitor utilizing it for the electric motor. The supply was in single phase form and it uses step-up transformer with 48V volts switch-mode power supply. Before storing the energy gathered from the generator, the battery will undergo for cell balancing to ensure that all battery pair are equal to each other. The power management system in the project balances the supercapacitors that are connected in series.

Keywords


Power Management System, Supercapacitors, Hybrid Vehicle.