MUMBAI, India, May 29 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202631060489 A) filed by Shankar Kumar; Dr. V R Muruganantham; Dr. K. Arun; K. Lakshmi Kishore; Dr. P. Suresh Kumar; Mr. U. Pradeep Kumar; and R. Ashok Gandhi, Ranchi, Jharkhand, on May 12, for 'smart electric vehicle powertrain system with adaptive energy management.'
Inventor(s) include Shankar Kumar; Dr. V R Muruganantham; Dr. K. Arun; K. Lakshmi Kishore; Dr. P. Suresh Kumar; Mr. U. Pradeep Kumar; and R. Ashok Gandhi.
The application for the patent was published on May 29, under issue no. 22/2026.
According to the abstract released by the Intellectual Property India: "The invention relates to a smart electric vehicle powertrain system with adaptive energy management. The system comprises a high-voltage battery pack, battery management system, bidirectional DC-DC converter, traction inverter, electric traction motor, regenerative braking unit, auxiliary load distribution unit, thermal management unit, plurality of sensors, and adaptive energy management controller. The controller receives real-time parameters including battery voltage, battery current, state of charge, temperature, vehicle speed, accelerator input, brake input, motor load, road gradient, and auxiliary load demand. Based on the received parameters, the controller dynamically regulates energy flow between the battery pack, motor, converter, inverter, regenerative braking unit, and auxiliary loads. During acceleration, the system optimizes torque delivery while protecting the battery. During braking, the system controls regenerative energy recovery according to battery charging capacity and safety limits. The invention improves driving range, battery life, thermal stability, regenerative efficiency, and overall electric vehicle powertrain performance under variable driving conditions."
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