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Delta's Motor Drive Passes Volkswagen Certification
By Vincent Wang
Published: Mar 02,2015
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Delta Electronics has been footing automotive components, the company said in a statement that after three years waiting, its motor drive has passed Volkswagen Certification, and it will start contributing to its revenue.
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By leveraging experiences from industrial motor manufacturing and automation, Delta has developed its own automotive Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor. With optimized motor structure, magnetic flux and thermal dissipation, Delta is able to improve the power density of the motor and provide a peak efficiency as high as 95 percent and above.
Relatively, Power Control Unit (PCU) is the controller of a motor drive system. By adjusting DC current distribution, PCU is able to control motor's toque and speed to meet system's loading demand. Furthermore, the system incorporates schemes to optimize efficiency via regenerative braking and self-detection function to prevent abnormalities.
However, Delta's PCU design integrates power electronics of four major systems: Traction Motor Drive, ISG Motor Drive, A/C Motor Drive and DC/DC Converter.
Meanwhile, the system can be applied to electric vehicles, hybrid electric vehicles and other off-road platform used for lifting or transporting materials. Delta's total solution in power electronics and Traction Motor Drive brings better synergy among different subsystems and is able to achieve system efficiency of 90 percent and above.
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