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How do current-sensing errors propagate through EV motor control systems?
Torque decisions in an electric vehicle (EV) traction drive often start from two or three-phase current readings, which leaves little margin for current sensing errors. Field-oriented control (FOC) turns those readings into d-axis and q-axis currents. When one of them drifts, the controller treats the drift as a real change in motor current. In this…Toyota demonstrates eight-minute hydrogen refueling for heavy-duty trucks
Toyota has demonstrated high-flow hydrogen refueling that can replenish heavy-duty fuel-cell electric trucks in approximately eight minutes, supporting a driving range of up to 450 miles. The technology is being developed with the US Department of Energy’s National Laboratory of the Rockies to improve refueling infrastructure for hydrogen-powered electric trucks. Unlike battery-electric vehicles (BEVs), fuel-cell…North Carolina launches data-driven EV charging program
North Carolina’s Electric Cooperatives has launched EVConnectNC, a managed charging program powered by WeaveGrid software that uses connected vehicle and charger data to help utilities manage electricity demand from electric vehicles (EVs). The program is designed to shift residential EV charging toward off-peak periods, when electricity demand and power costs are lower. By using information…CATL introduces dual-battery system for electric heavy-duty trucks
CATL has introduced a dual-battery system for electric heavy-duty trucks that combines a standardized swappable main battery with a separate 77-kWh range-extension battery. The architecture is designed to increase usable battery capacity while maintaining power delivery when the main battery is nearly depleted. The main battery is mounted beneath the truck chassis and is compatible…Nissan cuts vehicle software investigation time using AI
Nissan Technical Centre Europe (NTCE) has reduced vehicle software investigation time from two weeks to two days using AI-assisted diagnostics and event-driven data collection. Following a year of development and testing, the automaker is expanding the technology across its pre-production vehicle validation process. The system, developed by Sonatus, will become part of NTCE’s standard validation…FAQs See More >
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New redundant position sensor for EV traction motors
TDK has introduced the Micronas HAR 3025, a dual-die magnetic position sensor designed for safety-critical motor control in electric vehicles (EVs). The sensor supports high-voltage traction motor commutation and steer-by-wire systems, where accurate position feedback is essential. The HAR 3025 incorporates two independent sensing dies within a single 4 × 4-mm package. Each die measures…
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New redundant position sensor for EV traction motors
TDK has introduced the Micronas HAR 3025, a dual-die magnetic position sensor designed for safety-critical motor control in electric vehicles (EVs). The sensor supports high-voltage traction motor commutation and steer-by-wire systems, where accurate position feedback is essential. The HAR 3025 incorporates two independent sensing dies within a single 4 × 4-mm package. Each die measures…












































