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INSTANT PDF DOWNLOAD — Complete Presentation Slides for Advanced Electric Drive Vehicles (2015, Ali Emadi). Covers all 17 chapters: EV/HEV/PHEV/FCEV architectures, traction motors (PMSM, induction, SRM), power electronics & converters, motor control, regenerative braking, batteries & BMS, charging systems, efficiency analysis, modeling, and case studies. Ready-to-teach decks for instructors and students—perfect for lectures, reviews, and exam prep. electric vehicle slides, EV presentation, Emadi lecture slides, drive systems PPT, traction motor slides, power electronics EV, inverter control slides, induction motor EV, PMSM slides, SRM motor slides, battery management slides, charging infrastructure PPT, DC-DC converter slides, regenerative braking slides, hybrid electric vehicle slides, fuel cell vehicle slides, propulsion modeling slides, automotive engineering slides, EV systems lecture, study review slides

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ALL 17 CHAPTERS COVERED




PRESENTATION SLIDES

, Automotive Industry and
Electrification
Ali Emadi and Josipa G. Petrunic




Advanced Electric Drive Vehicles © 2014 by CRC Press / Taylor & Francis Group, LLC 1

,1.1 From the First EVs to a
Transportation 2.0 Future
Sustainability Paradigm
• Low-cost
• Efficient
• Low-emissions
• Locally supplied (via electricity)
• Integrated into smart-and micro-grid
systems


Advanced Electric Drive Vehicles © 2014 by CRC Press / Taylor & Francis Group, LLC 2

, 1.1 From the First EVs to a
Transportation 2.0 Future
• 1850, first electric motor propulsion system
designed for a personal vehicle
• 1900, more than 1/3 of all cars sold were
electric
• 1908-1927, Henry Ford’s “Model T” becomes
world’s most popular and cheapest car
– Ford Motor Company drives ICE innovation forward
– By World War II, electric vehicle manufacturing mostly
disappears

Advanced Electric Drive Vehicles © 2014 by CRC Press / Taylor & Francis Group, LLC 3

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