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| + | I was thinking we need a page for PHEV standards (for any vehicle). In particular, I would like a place where standards are developed among the community of PHEV designers. Presently, I am working on a proposal for standards used in presenting the detailed status of the PHEV conversion on the CAN bus and on a computer interface. | ||
| + | The data could be: | ||
| + | * actual pack info: voltage, current, resistance, average temperature, state of charge, calendar age, usage, number of block with highest resistance, number of block with lowest capacity | ||
| + | * info on individual blocks: block number, voltage, temperature, resistance... | ||
| + | * info on the PHEV system: machine state, plug state, charger state, charge time, initial SOC, voltage and temperature, final SOC, voltage and temperature... | ||
| + | The data could be available: | ||
| + | * on the CAN bus, for a CAN Data Logger | ||
| + | * on a separate serial port (RS232, USB), for a laptop (for display or data logger application) | ||
| + | In the navigation menu, I would place the PHEV standards page under the Plug-In Hybrids heading, after the link to the Terms page. | ||
| + | [[User:DavideAndrea|DavideAndrea]] 08:46, 23 January 2007 (CST) | ||
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Standards
I was thinking we need a page for PHEV standards (for any vehicle). In particular, I would like a place where standards are developed among the community of PHEV designers. Presently, I am working on a proposal for standards used in presenting the detailed status of the PHEV conversion on the CAN bus and on a computer interface. The data could be:
- actual pack info: voltage, current, resistance, average temperature, state of charge, calendar age, usage, number of block with highest resistance, number of block with lowest capacity
- info on individual blocks: block number, voltage, temperature, resistance...
- info on the PHEV system: machine state, plug state, charger state, charge time, initial SOC, voltage and temperature, final SOC, voltage and temperature...
The data could be available:
- on the CAN bus, for a CAN Data Logger
- on a separate serial port (RS232, USB), for a laptop (for display or data logger application)
In the navigation menu, I would place the PHEV standards page under the Plug-In Hybrids heading, after the link to the Terms page. DavideAndrea 08:46, 23 January 2007 (CST)
