The analysis on battery and supercapacitor energy management system for EV

Ahmad Shukri, Nur Qamarina The analysis on battery and supercapacitor energy management system for EV. Project Report. Melaka, Malaysia, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This abstract discusses the incorporation of a Hybrid Energy Storage System (HESS) that combines a battery and supercapacitor (SC) to overcome the limitations faced by individual storage systems in electric vehicle (EV) applications. Although batteries are effective in delivering improved mileage, their inability to achieve greater speeds and vulnerability to deterioration under demanding settings need regular replacements. In contrast, supercapacitor provide faster speeds but do not meet the expected level of fuel efficiency. It is necessary to install a HESS in order to synchronize these conflicting characteristics. The literature explores several topologies that define the interface between the two energy storage systems (ESS), intending to optimize the use of each component. This project provides a comprehensive review of different topologies, including a full comparative study based on cost, flexibility, control, efficiency, and the type of DC/DC converter. The publication utilizes current literature to provide a thorough comprehension of HESS topologies, allowing for educated choices depending on unique needs and factors. This initiative aims to further improve the effectiveness and long-term viability of electric transportation systems by using new energy storage techniques. This project will used MATLAB Simulink to analyse the performance of the whole EV by using a new topologies.

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