Design and Development of Solar Two Wheeler

Authors

  • Prof.P.L.Chavan Department of Electrical Engineering AMGOI Vathar
  • Gavandi Munir Akram Department of Electrical Engineering AMGOI Vathar
  • Varute Jaysing K. Department of Electrical Engineering AMGOI Vathar,
  • .Patil Vaibhav N. Department of Electrical Engineering AMGOI Vathar,
  • Patil Pradip D.
  • Kamble Sagar H

Keywords:

Introduction, Methodology, DEVELOPMENT OF DRIVING CYCLE, DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION

Abstract

In a world where environment protection and energy conversion are growing concerns, the development of solar vehicle has taken on an acceleration pace. The dream of having commercially viable solar vehicle is becoming a reality. EV’s are gradually available in the market. This opportunity is taken towards design and development of Solar two wheeler. Solar vehicle is a multi-disciplinary subject which covers broad and complex aspects. However, it has core technologies, namely propulsion technology, energy source technology, storage and control technology. As energy source solar panel is used and developed voltage is stored in battery and used for the drive the hub motor which is used as rare wheel of the vehicle.

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Published

2021-03-27

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 4 (2015): IJIERT

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