Title: Energy Systems for Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Author: K.T. Chau ISBN: 1785610082 / 9781785610080 Format: Hard Cover Pages: 520 Publisher: IEE Year: 2016 Availability: Out of Stock
Description
Contents
Electric and hybrid vehicles have been globally identified to be the most environmentally friendly road transportation. This book provides comprehensive coverage of energy systems for electric and hybrid vehicles with a focus on the three main energy system technologies – energy sources, battery charging and vehicle-to-grid systems.
Topics covered include;
energy source systems (electrochemical energy sources, flywheel energy storage, hybrid energy sources, solar energy harvesting, electromagnetic energy regeneration and thermoelectric energy recovery)
battery technologies (battery charging strategies and battery management techniques, emerging wireless charging techniques for electric vehicles and the concept of energy cryptography for secure wireless power transfer)
vehicle-to-X technology (vehicle-to-home, vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-grid energy systems)
Preface
Organization of This Book
About The Editor
Chapter 1 : Overview of Energy Systems for Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Chapter 2 : Overview of Electrochemical Energy Sources for Electric Vehicles Chapter 3 : Ultrahigh-Speed Flywheel Energy Storage for Electric Vehicles Chapter 4 : Hybridization of Energy Sources for Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Chapter 5 : Solar Energy Harvesting for Electric Vehicles Chapter 6 : On-Board Electromagnetic Energy Regeneration for Electric Vehicles Chapter 7 : On-Board Thermoelectric Energy Recovery for Hybrid Electric Vehicles Chapter 8 : Review of Battery Charging Strategies for Electric Vehicles Chapter 9 : Wireless Power Transfer Systems for Electric Vehicles Chapter 10 : Move-and-Charge Technology for Electric Vehicles Chapter 11 : Energy Cryptography for Wireless Charging of Electric Vehicles Chapter 12 : Review of Battery Management Systems for Electric Vehicles Chapter 13 : Integration of Energy and Information in Electric Vehicle Systems Chapter 14 : Optimal Scheduling With Vehicle-to-Grid Ancillary Services Chapter 15 : Vehicle-to-Home, Vehicle-to-Vehicle, and Vehicle-to-Grid Energy Systems Chapter 16 : Vehicle-to-Grid Power Interface