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E-Mobility Engineering - Issue 026

Highlights in this issue include a dossier on the Fellten Morgan XP-1 and we have a conversation with YASA Motors’ CTO Tim Woolmer. Our deep insight delves into hydrogen fuel cells and our digest article investigates the Soteria e-bike project. We have an insight into battery production technology and our focus articles cover battery tech as well as motor development and manufacturing plus much more…

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E-MOBILITY ENGINEERING 026 – July/August 2024

  • Intro - What will the classics of the electric vehicle era look like? We take a peek at some of the possibilities out there
  • The Grid - A robot that wires harnesses, making custom magnetics the AI way, energy-storing carbon fibres, stackable connectors, thermal alloy, a memory device that can handle 600 C, and much more…
  • In conversation: Tim Woolmer - YASA Motors’ CTO explains how a complex algorithm sparked an interest in e-mobility, leading him to develop axial-flux motors
  • Dossier: Fellten Morgan XP-1 - The Morgan Motor Company, known for its iconic 3 Wheeler, is meeting the electrification challenge with the aid of Fellten
  • Focus: Battery tech - for heavy-duty apps Flexibility is a key requirement for big EVs, so battery packs of various chemistries are needed for a wide range of uses
  • Insight: Battery production technology - The complex systems ensuring lithium ion batteries meet their performance and safety goals
  • EVD: Soteria e-bike project - A consortium is compiling a standard set of design features the industry can adopt to lower the risk of e-bikes catching fire
  • Deep insight: Hydrogen fuel cells - Designed as modular assemblies, the latest systems aim to bring cheaper, clean energy to shipping and aircraft
  • Focus: Motor development and manufacturing - From concept to design to prototype development, the creation of a new motor is a complicated, multi-stage endeavour
  • PS: Hybrid energy storage systems - How do you create something that is truly greater than the sum of its parts? Take systems that combine batteries and supercapacitor banks

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