The Horizon Europe EM-TECH project brings together 10 participants from industry and academia to develop novel solutions to push the boundaries of electric machine technology for automotive traction.
The deliverable “Project’s corporate identity including communication plan” provides an overview on the corporate identity created for this project, the plan for communication and the communication channels established to reach the goals set in the communication plan:
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The Horizon Europe EM-TECH project brings together 10 participants from industry and academia to develop novel solutions to push the boundaries of electric machine technology for automotive traction.
Target of this deliverable (related to Task T2.1) is to define the basic sizes (continuous and peak torque and power ratings, mass, expected available packaging envelopes) of the investigated components and systems for case studies. Furthermore, a set of integrated EM-TECH corner modules and on-board electric drive solutions for electric vehicles are defined to cover the widest possible range of vehicle segments.
This deliverable also describes the associated machine control such as the cooling control and the inverter control for the new machines, and the vehicle controls to exploit the benefits to vehicle performance brought by the new machines, including the wheel slip control, the motor regenerative braking and braking blending, and the anti-jerk control.
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“Innovative e-Machine and Power Electronics Solutions for e-Axle and e-Corner Vehicle Powertrains“, Bo Wang et al., FISITA – The Technology of Mobility Conference & Exhibition (FISITA TMCE) , Barcelona, 12 – 15 September 2023
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101096083.
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