Naoya Watanabe
Hitachi
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european conference on power electronics and applications | 2013
Katsuhiro Hata; Naoya Watanabe; Kyungmin Sung
This paper focuses on the way to use the EDLC bank in a small electric vehicle (EV). In a recent study of an EV, a supercapacitor (EDLC; Electric Double Layer Capacitor) is adopted into an energy storage system to improve energy efficiency. Generally, the EDLC bank consists of a large number of cells because the EDLC bank cell voltage is very small compared with the battery terminal voltage, which is a DC bus voltage in the motor drive system. On the other hand, a small EV cannot be equipped with the large size EDLC bank because of the restriction of a cost and a space. Therefore, the energy storage system demands the small size EDLC bank more efficiently. Usually, the conventional system of an EV cannot utilize the full voltage range of an EDLC bank because the operating voltage range is limited by the ratio of step-up voltage between the DC bus and the terminal of the EDLC bank in bidirectional DC/DC converter. In this paper, due to improve the operating voltage range of the EDLC bank, a series or parallel changeover system using a battery with an EDLC is proposed. In addition, simulations and experimental results are presented to verify that the proposed system can expand the operating voltage range of the EDLC bank. As a result, the small bank of few EDLC cells is applied for small EV as a power assistance system.
international conference on performance engineering | 2015
Kyungmin Sung; Naoya Watanabe; Kyohei Kawamura
In the study of an electric vehicle (EV), an energy storage system which combines a battery and an electric double layer capacitor (EDLC) has been proposed. Introducing of EDLCs to an EV drive system, energy management become more efficient in term of using regenerative braking energy and saving battery energy. In this study, we propose a series or parallel changeover system using a battery and an EDLC for a small EV. This system can change over the composition of electric sources which battery and the EDLC bank in series or parallel depending on the voltage level of EDLC bank. The operating voltage range of EDLC bank is expanded from maximum to zero by the proposed system. In order to confirm the merit of the proposed method, two prototype EVs that one has a conventional DC-DC converter system and the other has the proposed changeover system are prepared and measured on automobile racing circuit. The effectiveness of proposed changeover system be verified and presented by experimental results.
Ultramicroscopy | 2007
Koudai Oikawa; Hyonchol Kim; Naoya Watanabe; Masatsugu Shigeno; Yoshiharu Shirakawabe; Kenji Yasuda
Archive | 2009
Masatsugu Shigeno; Kazutoshi Watanabe; Masato Iyoki; Naoya Watanabe
Archive | 2009
Naoya Watanabe; Masatsugu Shigeno; Masato Iyoki
Archive | 2007
Amiko Nihei; Masatsugu Shigeno; Yoshiharu Shirakawabe; Akira Inoue; Osamu Matsuzawa; Naoya Watanabe
Archive | 2006
Akira Inoue; Osamu Matsuzawa; Hiroshi Muramatsu; Amiko Nihei; Masaji Shigeno; Yoshiharu Shirakawabe; Naoya Watanabe; Yuji Yamamoto; 亜三子 二瓶; 明 井上; 裕二 山本; 宏 村松; 修 松澤; 直哉 渡邉; 喜春 白川部; 雅次 繁野
Archive | 2006
Akira Inoue; Osamu Matsuzawa; Amiko Nihei; Masaji Shigeno; Yoshiharu Shirakawabe; Naoya Watanabe; 亜三子 二瓶; 明 井上; 修 松澤; 直哉 渡邉; 喜春 白川部; 雅次 繁野
Archive | 2006
Yoshiharu Shirakawabe; Akira Inoue; Naoya Watanabe; Amiko Nihei
Archive | 2008
Masato Iyogi; Masaji Shigeno; Naoya Watanabe; 誠人 伊與木; 直哉 渡邉; 雅次 繁野