Advanced Charging Technology for Electric Vehicles
A special issue of Electronics (ISSN 2079-9292). This special issue belongs to the section "Electrical and Autonomous Vehicles".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 15 January 2025 | Viewed by 215
Special Issue Editors
Interests: electric vehicle; battery safety; battery management system; artificial intelligence application; heat and mass transfer; multi physics modelling; lithium-ion battery
Interests: wireless power transfer; magnetic component design
Interests: battery management systems
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Dear Colleagues,
Transportation electrification is crucial for energy transition, contributing to the decarbonization of energy supply. The booming development of electric vehicles causes a considerable increase in battery storage, which can be integrated into the power systems. To unlock this flexibility potential for renewable energy integration and grid stabilization, smart electric vehicle-energy system control and intelligent charging technologies should be implemented. Moreover, to enhance the driving convenience of customers, fast charging technology is urgently needed. However, high current charging induces the lithium dendrite growth, leading to irreversible degradation, internal short circuit, severe heat generation, and even some safety issues. Furthermore, efficient charging is challenging for a battery system under low temperatures, limited charging capacity and accelerated aging rate are much more severe than normal temperature applications, and it is necessary to combine the preheating strategies with charging stations. Charging speed, temperature uniformity, safety, and energy cost should be considered in the future advanced charging technologies. Therefore, this Special Issue seeks potential studies scientifically discussing the smart charging technologies, vehicle to everything, and low-carbon methods to support the current and future concepts of intelligent vehicles integrated with the power system. Original studies are also encouraged covering all aspects of electrified transportation integration modes and various charging, electricity generation–storage technologies.
We look forward to receiving your contributions.
Dr. Siqi Chen
Dr. Zhichao Luo
Dr. Heng Li
Dr. Hao Yuan
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- charging technology
- vehicle to everything
- intelligent vehicle integration
- low-temperature preheating
- charging safety
