Taking place 6-7 November at 15 Hatfields, London, this year’s event will offer attendees up-to-date insight of recent research work, developments and future trends in the design, implementation and strategy of this hybrid technology. The event will bring together academia and industry to discuss the latest research concepts, innovations and results.

The conference programme will include papers on:

Battery systems design –

Effect of thermal gradients on the performance of battery packs in automotive applications

Reduction of high fidelity lithium-ion battery model via data-driven system identification

Electrical machines and drives –

DC link capacitors for traction SRM drivers in high temperature automotive environments

Versatile measurement method for characterising the permanent magnets used in electric vehicles

Systems integration –

A reconfigurable PV array scheme integrated into an electric vehicle

eDCT4: 4 speed seamless shift technology for electric vehicles

For more information and to register, visit: http://conferences.theiet.org/hevc/index.cfm