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FEBRUARY 16, 2017
At the SAE 2017 Hybrid & Electric Vehicle Technologies Symposium last week, an overview of the plans for testing to validate power levels up to WPT 3, (11kW) for SAE J2954TM were shown along with a preview of the technology to be standardized in the upcoming Recommended Practice. Earlier post.). 7.7kW) in 2016.
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FEBRUARY 13, 2017
SAE International is engaged with the Idaho National Lab and US Department of Energy (DOE) in bench-testing of WPT 3 (11 kW) levels in 2017, said Jesse Schneider, chair of the SAE J2954 task force, in his presentation at the SAE 2017 Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Technologies Symposium last week in San Diego. —Jesse Schneider.
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NOVEMBER 30, 2017
The RP also provides a standardized test stand (first up to WPT 2 power levels) which gives both electric vehicle manufacturers and infrastructure companies a means for testing performance and validation of products and new developments. Thereafter, the standard will be released. Earlier post.). Schneider et al. Click to enlarge.
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FEBRUARY 27, 2014
Current status of SAE Standards for wireless charging. waiting in traffic, taxi lines, wherever driving is at a slow pace), to fully dynamic charging. Standards compliance. Matt Shirk from the Idaho National Laboratory reported on the testing of the PLUGLESS Level 2 EV Charging System (3.3 Earlier post.).
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APRIL 22, 2016
In the USA rapidly rising Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) Standards [ 28 ] for vehicle model years through 2025 may stimulate more production of PHEVLERs and BEVs. [ 9 ] Plug-in Electric Vehicle and Infrastructure Analysis - Idaho National Laboratory, U.S. 2 ] 2016 Chevrolet Volt Review – First Drive - HybridCars 05 Oct 2015. [
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JULY 17, 2015
Since it can refuel from a standard household outlet and from a gasoline station, it needs no new infrastructure. The impetus for this change came from a study by the US Idaho National Lab [ 2 ]. As long as a standard 1.5 Click to enlarge. Thus no new energy distribution infrastructure is needed.
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