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MCQ -Electric Vehicle and Power Management
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Changing the terminal voltage in induction motor ____________.
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changes the torque output of the machine
does not change the slip for maximum torque.
changes the torque output of the machine & does not change the slip for maximum torque.
none of the above
The switched reluctance motor (SRM) is
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doubly salient
doubly salient & singly excited reluctance machine with independent phase windings on the stator
Single salient
doubly excited reluctance machine with independent phase windings on the stator
The dynamic performance of the machine improves significantly using
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scalar control
vector control
Both scalar and vector
None of the above
_______________ is not possible in ___________because of the trapezoidal shape of back-emfs
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Vector control & PM brushless DC machines
Vector control & Switched Reluctance motor
Scalar control & PM brushless DC machines
Scalar control & Switched Reluctance motor
The objective of vector control or field orientation is to make the induction motor emulate the separately excited DC motor
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True
False
Vector control refers to the control of magnitude and phase angles of the stator and rotor critical components.
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True
False
The term vector control is general and is also used for controls where the angle between the rotor and stator critical components is some thing other than _____.
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45°
60°
90°
120°
In direct vector control methods, the rotor flux angle is calculated from indirect measurements of machine electrical quantities
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True
False
In the __________ control scheme, which is more commonly used, a rotor position sensor is used to derive the speed and rotor position information, and the slip relation of is used to derive the rotor flux angle
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direct vector
indirect vector
Both Direct and Indirect vector
None of the above
Vector control is used for the __________ in EV and HEV applications to deliver required performance.
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PM synchronous motor drive
Induction Motor drive
Switched Reluctance motor drive
None of the above
First-generation controllers of induction motor drives used in EVs employed__________ using a table of slip vs. torque
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Stator Voltage
Stator frequency
constant V/Hz control
All the above
The speed of an induction motor can be controlled in _________
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by varying stator terminal voltage
by varying stator frequency
by varying stator voltage and frequency
None of the above
The performance of constant V/Hz control drive for vehicle applications is poor, because it is based on a steady state equivalent circuit of the machine
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True
False
High-power density and a potentially low production cost of_______make them ideally suited for EV applications
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DC machine
Induction Machine
Synchronous Machine
switched reluctance machines
The acoustic noise problem has so far been a deterrent for the use of switched reluctance machines in EVs
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True
False
The SR motors have field windings on the rotor, which helps increase the torque and inertia rating of these motors
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True
False
switched reluctance machines work on the _________ principle.
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Lorentz force principle
reluctance principle
both Lorentz force principle and reluctance principle
none of the above
In SRM, the double saliency construction and the discrete nature of torque production by the independent phases lead to higher torque ripple compared to other machines
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True
False
May be
The DC drives for EV and HEV applications are the DC-DC converters, such as ___________
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DC-choppers
resonant converters
push-pull converters.
All the above
The batteries are made of unit cells containing the ______that is convertible to__________.
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chemical energy, electrical energy
electrical energy, mechanical energy
chemical energy, mechanical energy
mechanical energy, chemical energy
Batteries do allow a slow discharge, due to diffusion effects, which is why they are not particularly good for long-term energy storage.
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True
False
May be
The components of the battery cell are
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Positive electrode
Positive and Negative electrode
Electrolyte and Separator
Positive and Negative electrode, Electrolyte and Separator
Batteries that cannot be recharged and are designed for a single discharge are known as __________.
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primary batteries
secondary batteries
Both Primary and secondary batteries
None of the above
Lithium batteries used in watches, calculators, cameras, etc., and the manganese dioxide batteries used to power toys, radios, torches, etc belong to __________
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primary batteries
secondary batteries
Both Primary and secondary batteries
None of the above
The batteries needed and used for EVs and HEVs are____
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primary batteries
secondary batteries
Both Primary and secondary batteries
None of the above
The major types of rechargeable batteries considered for EV and HEV applications are:
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Lead-acid (Pb-acid)
Nickel-cadmium (NiCd)
Lithium-ion (Li-ion)
Zinc-air (Zn-Air)
The Zinc-air type of battery has the longest development history of all battery technology, particularly for their need and heavy use in industrial EVs, such as for golf carts in sports, passenger cars in airports, and forklifts in storage facilities and supermarkets
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True
False
May be
____________ batteries are examples of alkaline batteries
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Nickel-cadmium (NiCd)
Nickel-cadmium (NiCd) &Nickel-metal-hydride (NiMH)
Lead-acid (Pb-acid)
Zinc-air (Zn-Air)
Lead-acid batteries can be designed to be high powered and are inexpensive, safe, and reliable
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True
False
May be
________evolved out of the development of solid state electrolytes
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Nickel-cadmium (NiCd)
Lithium-polymer
Zinc-air (Zn-Air)
All the Above
Zinc-air batteries have a gaseous positive electrode of oxygen and a sacrificial negative electrode of metallic zinc.
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True
False
_________ are commonly known as ZEBRA batteries
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Sodium chloride batteries
Zinc-air batteries
Nickel-cadmium (NiCd)
Lithium-polymer
The amount of free charge generated by the active material at the negative electrode and consumed by the positive electrode is called the
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State of charge (SoC)
battery capacity
Discharge rate
None of the above
The discharge rate is the current at which a battery is discharged. The rate is expressed as Q/h rate
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True
False
The ________ is the present capacity of the battery
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State of charge (SoC)
Discharge rate
battery capacity
None of the above
The state of discharge (SoD) is a measure of the charge that has been drawn from a battery
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True
False
The practical capacity QP of a battery is always much lower compared to the theoretical capacity QT, due to practical limitations.
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True
False
The energy of a battery is measured in terms of ______ and_____________
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capacity , discharge voltage
Current , discharge voltage
capacity , discharge current
None of the above
In lead-acid and other batteries, there is a decrease in charge capacity (excluding voltage effects) with increasing currents. This is often referred to as the _________
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Faradays relationship
Ragone relationship
Lenz relationship
All the above
A chopper may be thought as a____________
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Inverter with DC input
DC equivalent of an AC transformer
Diode rectifier
DC equivalent of an induction motor
Which device can be used in a chopper circuit?
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BJT
MOSFET
GTO
All of the mentioned
The capacity of a battery is expressed in terms of
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Current rating
Voltage rating
Ampere hour rating
None of the above
Trickle charger of a storage battery helps to ____
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Maintain proper electrolyte level
Increase its reverse capacity
Prevent sulphation
Keep it fresh and fully charged
On over charging a battery______
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It will bring about chemical change in active materials
It will increase the capacity of the battery
It will raise the specific gravity of the electrolyte
None of the above
Fast charging -DC suppy Normal charging - single phase supply
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True
False
Maybe
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