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Charging Systems/Techniques of Electric Vehicle:

Published:2024-06-08 Issue:2 Volume:13 Page:18-44
ISSN:2414-6013
Container-title:Solar Energy and Sustainable Development Journal
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Author:

A. Mahmoud Alaa,A. Albadry Omnia,I. Mohamed Mahmoud,El-Khozondar Hala,Nassar Yasser,A. Hafez Ahmed

Abstract

Recent violent global climate change consequences necessities reducing the consumption of fossil fuel in different sectors. Electric Vehicles (EVs) are growing in popularity as eco-friendly and environmentally compatible solution in transportation industry. This article provides a thoroughly and comprehensive overview of the advancement of topologies and charging techniques for EV. The article is aimed to act as a guide for researchers/engineers in the field of EV and automotive industry. Charging circuits of EVs have been divided into several categories. Comprehensive comparisons are carried out and revealed in appropriate graphs/charts/tables. Moreover, a sufficient high number of recent and up-dated references are screened. Classifications of electric vehicle charging technologies based on their individual characteristics are provided.

Publisher

Libyan Center for Solar Energy Research and Studies

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