Investigation of hybrid electric vehicle control systems

Abstract

Although hybrid vehicles are not widely used, they have an important role in terms of energy saving in the world. Control systems are one of the most important mechanisms in these vehicles for efficiency of energy usage. In this study, it is explained what the control systems of hybrid electric vehicles (HEV) are used and how they are used by review them. It is firstly shown how the internal components of the hybrid vehicle are controlled by the control systems and how the control unit is placed. The control systems are then individually classified among themselves. Control systems that are divided into two groups, which are rule based and optimization based, are collected under these two main headings. 

Keywords

• Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEV),Control Systems,Rule Based Control,Optimization Based Control

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