Implementations of Hybrid Charging Stations for Electronics Vehicles

Ajaypal Singh, Mr. Akshat Singh Jhala

Electronic vehicles, solar, batteries, charging stations, efficiency.

It is truly said that necessity is the mother of invention. On the same phenomenon the title is selected for the research paper. As we all know that Electronic and solar vehicles have transformed the complete transportation industry and it is not going to stop here. Since the demand of these electronics vehicles is increasing day by day including private and commercial purpose so I must say that in near future it will definitely going to be amazing revolution. It is completely switched the need of conventional fuel and now it relay on batteries. This is major issue for this revolution. So the article it based on the implications of hybrid charging stations for these vehicles. The main parameters which have been considered here are efficiency of the batteries, their working mode, their charging and discharging time duration and most important their cost. It is obtained that Power rating for light vehicles is varying from 7kW to 22kW for AC and DC current supply conditions whereas it is from 50kW to 200kW with DC current supply conditions for High segments vehicles. Similarly Battery capacity of light vehicles is 1.2-3.3kW while it is 3.-80kW for high capacity vehicles.