Self-charging Electric Vehicle by Using Dynamo, and Accident Detection System

This research work promotes the development of Electric Vehicles (EVs) with DC motors that can charge themselves is also known as self-power generating vehicles. It is made up of two batteries, a charging mechanism, and a DC motor with four gears. The vehicle's driving wheel was connected to a DC motor, which generated torque based on the driving wheel's displacement. The torque is transformed by the charging unit into electrical and electrochemical energy that is kept in the battery. The battery's electrical energy is converted by the motor into torque, which the driving wheel uses to move the vehicle. The self-charging EV model's hardware prototype was created and used to show how well the drive system operated in a lab setting. This new model is easier to drive and has more environmental benefits. The lithium-ion battery, low cost, broad drive range, and self-charging mechanism are the cornerstones of the EV system of the future.

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2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.1109/delcon64804.2024.10866350
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IoT and GPS-based Vehicle Safety Systems
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This research work promotes the development of Electric Vehicles (EVs) with DC motors that can charge themselves is also known as self-power generating vehicles. It is made up of two batteries, a charging mechanism, and a DC motor with four gears. The vehicle's driving wheel was connected to a DC motor, which generated torque based on the driving wheel's displacement. The torque is transformed by the charging unit into electrical and electrochemical energy that is kept in the battery. The battery's electrical energy is converted by the motor into torque, which the driving wheel uses to move the vehicle. The self-charging EV model's hardware prototype was created and used to show how well the drive system operated in a lab setting. This new model is easier to drive and has more environmental benefits. The lithium-ion battery, low cost, broad drive range, and self-charging mechanism are the cornerstones of the EV system of the future.

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