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A Smart Bidirectional Power Interface Between Smart Grid and Electric Vehicle

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Intelligent Paradigms for Smart Grid and Renewable Energy Systems

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The major advantage of the reduction in fossil fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emission making hybrid vehicles and electric vehicles more important and popular in the automotive industry and as well as to the end-user. In the past two decades, the advent growth of modern electric drives, battery technology and intelligent charging methodology, the overall performance of the electric vehicles improved. Many researchers have been conducted to improve efficiency and reliability. It increases the applications of electric vehicles. Apart from grid power, the use of renewable sources makes zero-emission rate and zero fuel cost. The use of artificial intelligence introduces a significant improvement in the efficiency, reliability and safety of electric vehicles. A good technology means not only in the technical aspect but also its economic. So it will reach an ordinary consumer also at an affordable price. It can be achieved by mass production by competitive manufacturers. The purpose of the chapter is to provide fundamental concepts and a good understanding of vehicle electrification from smart grid. In this chapter, the basics of electric vehicle reviewed. The main constituent elements of electric vehicles included. Electric drives, battery and renewable energy storage, optimization techniques, charging schemes, battery energy storage system and power management system discussed

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    M. Nandhini Gayathri

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Gayathri, M.N. (2021). A Smart Bidirectional Power Interface Between Smart Grid and Electric Vehicle. In: Vinoth Kumar, B., Sivakumar, P., Rajan Singaravel, M., Vijayakumar, K. (eds) Intelligent Paradigms for Smart Grid and Renewable Energy Systems. Algorithms for Intelligent Systems. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-9968-2_5

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