Deliverable 2.3
The Horizon Europe HighScape project will explore the feasibility of a family of highly efficient power electronics (PE) components and systems for Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs), including integrated tractioninverters, onboard chargers (OBCs), DC-DC converters, and electric drives for auxiliaries and chassis actuators.
In the work leading to this deliverable, the HighScape component providers and developers, focusing on the adoption of Wide Bandgap (WBG) based PE devices, have been generating the detailed simulation models of the respective components and systems (i.e., traction motor and traction inverter, OBCs, DC DC converters, drives for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC), and high voltage levelling suspension systems, and thermal systems for PE components/the whole vehicle), with a coverage of their parametrisation involving a wide range of BEV applications targeted in the project. The models enable model-based component and system design at the electrical, electronic, thermal and control levels. The components and systems models have been assembled into a vehicle simulation toolchain, for the rapid assessment of the implications of component design at the vehicle level, including considerations of thermal aspects. Due to the associated computational effort, the component models have been converted into surrogate models, such as Functional Mock-up Units (FMU) before their inclusion in the BEV simulation model. The definition, benefits and limitations of such surrogate models are discussed in the document.
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Deliverable 8.1
The Horizon Europe HighScape project will explore the feasibility of a family of highly efficient power electronics components and systems, and including integrated traction inverters, onboard chargers, DC/DC converters, and electric drives for auxiliaries and actuators. The HighScape deliverable D8.1 on Corporate Identity ensures a unified appearance of the project itself and the written documents as well. Moreover, it targets a better visibility and public recognition of the HighScape project and its outcomes. Accordingly, several tools have been designed for that purpose. The following sections present the process of conception and creation.
Section 2 Communication strategy
Section 3 Project Corporate Identity
Section 4 Communication Material
Section 5 Social Media
Section 6 Web presence
Section 7 E-VOLVE Cluster
Section 8 Communication plan
Further, this document shall be a common reference and guideline for further report activities within the project and the communication plan as well as public events taking place during the project.
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