In this second video in our series on Simscape™ for automotive student teams, we discuss how a simplified electric powertrain model can be represented. This includes a battery model, a motor, and a differential.
Related Resources:
- Download the demo files: Simscape Essentials for Automotive Student Teams: bit.ly/3KEPScG
- Simscape Onramp: bit.ly/Simscape-Onramp
- Getting Started with Simscape: • Getting Started with S...
- Formula Student Vehicle Modeling Using Simscape Multibody: • Formula Student Vehicl...
0:00 Introduction
1:21 Overview of the Formula Student electric vehicle Simscape model
2:17 Basic electric powertrain model
5:58 Brake and torque controller model
7:26 Simulation results
Watch the full series: • Simscape Essentials fo...
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