Gestión energética de vehículos híbridos mediante métodos de control robusto moderno
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Control predictivo económico, vehículos híbridos, pilas de combustible, baterías, supercondensadoresResumo
In this paper, economic predictive control is proposed as a technique for optimal energy management of a hybrid vehicle. The model used for the control is described and from it an economic predictive controller is designed. Finally, the best adjustment of the controller weights that achieves the greatest reduction in the consumption of the fuel cell with the help of batteries and supercapacitors is studied. To do this, the maximum and minimum consumption points of the fuel cell are determined, and the multi-objective control problem is characterized by determining the Pareto curves. The article concludes with a discussion of the results and future work.
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