A Neural Network-Based Smart Energy Management System for a Multi-Source DC-DC Converter in Electric Vehicle Applications

This article introduces a new Multi-Source DC-DC converter-based smart energy management system on a common DC bus architecture, utilizing solar PV and wind sources for electric vehicle applications. The common DC bus enables coordinated power flow control among multiple sources while maintaining modularity and flexibility. To promote efficient battery charging and discharging, as well as enhanced protection from faults, an artificial neural network (ANN) approach has been incorporated. The main function of the ANN controller is to detect faults in the EV battery for timely intervention. Compared to existing topologies, its coordinated integration and control can operate effectively under dynamic conditions and improve stability. Additionally, the article presents the operating principle, modes of operation, design analysis, and control strategy. The simulation results of the proposed system are evaluated through MATLAB Simulink software 2024b. Furthermore, a 200 W laboratory prototype was developed to validate the system’s dynamic performance under various operating conditions.

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World Electric Vehicle Journal
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2026-04-07
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https://doi.org/10.3390/wevj17040193
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Advanced Battery Technologies Research
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A Neural Network-Based Smart Energy Management System for a Multi-Source DC-DC Converter in Electric Vehicle Applications

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A Neural Network-Based Smart Energy Management System for a Multi-Source DC-DC Converter in Electric Vehicle Applications

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This article introduces a new Multi-Source DC-DC converter-based smart energy management system on a common DC bus architecture, utilizing solar PV and wind sources for electric vehicle applications. The common DC bus enables coordinated power flow control among multiple sources while maintaining modularity and flexibility. To promote efficient battery charging and discharging, as well as enhanced protection from faults, an artificial neural network (ANN) approach has been incorporated. The main function of the ANN controller is to detect faults in the EV battery for timely intervention. Compared to existing topologies, its coordinated integration and control can operate effectively under dynamic conditions and improve stability. Additionally, the article presents the operating principle, modes of operation, design analysis, and control strategy. The simulation results of the proposed system are evaluated through MATLAB Simulink software 2024b. Furthermore, a 200 W laboratory prototype was developed to validate the system’s dynamic performance under various operating conditions.

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Sri Venkateswara University (IN), Anna University, Chennai (IN), Power Grid Corporation (India) (IN)
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