Introduction
Hybrid electric vehicles are one of the long-term technical approaches for reducing environmental pollution and energy consumption in the automotive industry. The hybrid control unit (HCU) is a key component of hybrid electric vehicles; the core of a hybrid electric vehicle is its hybrid system, whose performance directly determines the overall vehicle performance. Hybrid powertrains, classified by power transmission path, can be series, parallel or series-parallel.
Scheme architecture diagram
Functional Features
Basic functions | Vehicle operating modes ②automatic system decision mode ④manual mode | ·Power-on/off management | ·system status monitoring and display |
·energy management | ·fault diagnostics | ||
·torque management | ·limp mode | ||
· regenerative braking | ·safety management and system protection | ||
· engine start/stop control | · cruise control function module | ||
·coordinated control |
Advantages of the plan
Model Selection Recommendation
Success Case