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Power system for dual-motor hybrid vehicle

  • US 20060113127A1
  • Filed: 12/08/2003
  • Published: 06/01/2006
  • Est. Priority Date: 12/08/2002
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A power system for a dual-motor hybrid vehicle, comprising:

  • an internal combustion engine, a clutch, a stepped transmission, a drive shaft, a brake system and driving wheels, wherein the power system further comprises;

    a main motor;

    a rotor shaft of the main motor connected with a output shaft of the stepped transmission;

    an auxiliary motor;

    a rotor shaft of the auxiliary motor connected with a crankshaft of the internal combustion engine via a drive mechanism, the main motor and the auxiliary motor are electrically connected with a power battery, and an entire vehicle controller, which can make the power system work in the following operation modes automatically, (a) when the vehicle is in low-speed running operation condition, the system works in a pure electrical driving mode in which the internal combustion engine does not work, and only the main motor drives the drive shaft, or the system works in a series driving mode in which the internal combustion engine only drives the auxiliary motor that generates electric power, and the generated electric power is transmitted to the main motor via the power battery to drive the drive shaft;

    (b) when the vehicle is in full-accelerating operation condition, the system works in a parallel driving mode in which both the internal combustion engine and the main motor drive the vehicle simultaneously;

    (c) when the vehicle is in braking and decelerating operation condition, the system works in an energy recovery mode in which the main motor is controlled to brake and generate electric power, and the power battery is recharged;

    (d) when the vehicle is during transmission shifting, the system works in auxiliary-driving mode in which the main motor drives the vehicle auxiliary during shifting;

    (e) when the vehicle is in idling stop operation condition, the system works in an idling stop mode in which the internal combustion engine stops working, and (f) when the vehicle is in normal driving operation condition, the system works in normal running mode in which the internal combustion engine drives the vehicle independently.

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