Hyundai Motor Company

Kia Motors Corporation

Hyung Souk Kang

Young Jin Jang

Soung Han Noh

Jun Yeon Park

Hyung Bin Ihm

Tae Young Chung

Jun Mo An

Young Kwan Ko

Byung Hoon Yang

A battery charging control method includes receiving a destination input to a navigation device. When a vehicle starts, a switch is turned on to charge a battery. When a State Of Charge (SOC) of the battery becomes larger than a preconfigured value, the switch is turned off for a first time interval derived on the basis of an estimated destination arrival time derived from the navigation device. The switch is turned on again at a time point at which the first time interval has passed. The switch is turned on again to charge the battery for a second time interval.

Battery charging control method and system

A control system for reducing drive shaft vibration of an environment-friendly vehicle includes: a drive shaft speed extraction unit that extracts an actual drive shaft speed of a motor and extracts a drive shaft speed from which a forced vibration component that is to be transferred by an engine to the drive shaft is removed; a model speed computation unit that calculates a model speed of the drive shaft; a free vibration computation unit that computes a free vibration component on the basis of deviation between the drive shaft speed and the calculated model speed; and a first torque computation unit that calculates, from the free vibration component, a free vibration reduction compensation torque for reducing the drive shaft vibration.

Control system and method for reducing drive shaft vibration of an environment-friendly vehicle

A battery charging control method includes receiving a destination input to a navigation device. When a vehicle starts, a switch is turned on to charge a battery. When a State Of Charge (SOC) of the battery becomes larger than a preconfigured value, the switch is turned off for a first time interval derived on the basis of an estimated destination arrival time derived from the navigation device. The switch is turned on again at a time point at which the first time interval has passed. The switch i turned on again to charge the battery for a second time interval.

A method of controlling a vehicle reservation-based charging device, may include determining a reason for waking up a charge controller for controlling an in-vehicle charger for charging a first battery used as a power source of a vehicle when the charge controller is woken up in a reservation-based charging mode of the in-vehicle charger; and turning off the charge controller upon determining that the charge controller is woken up due to an abnormal operation of an outside-vehicle charger.

Vehicle reservation-based charging device and method of controlling the same

An apparatus and a method are provided for controlling rotation of a vehicle in consideration of slip. The apparatus includes a radius of curvature setting unit that sets a target radius of curvature of rotation of the vehicle while the vehicle is being driven and a radius of curvature calculation unit that estimates an actual radius of curvature of a traveling vehicle based on forward speed and lateral acceleration of the vehicle. Additionally, a radius of curvature adjustment unit adjusts a yaw direction rotation moment of the vehicle based on a difference between the target radius of curvature set by the radius of curvature setting unit and the estimated radius of curvature estimated by the radius of curvature calculation unit to adjust the radius of curvature of rotation of the vehicle.

Apparatus and method for controlling rotation of vehicle in consideration of slip

A charger is provided to convert AC power to generate DC power capable of charging an energy storage device. The charger includes a switching circuit unit that applies or blocks AC power input from the outside and a power factor correction circuit unit that converts the AC power applied from the switching circuit unit into DC power. A DC-DC converter then converts a voltage level of the DC power converted by the power factor correction circuit and supplies the converted voltage level of the DC power to an energy storage device. A capacitor configured is shunt-connected between the power factor correction circuit unit and the DC-DC converter. A controller operates the switching circuit unit and the power factor correction circuit unit to charge the capacitor with a predetermined voltage at an initial charging operation of the energy storage device.

Vehicle charger

An active vibration reduction control apparatus for a hybrid electric vehicle includes: a reference signal generator generating a reference signal and a first phase based on a first rotational angle of a first motor; a vibration extractor extracting a vibration signal from a second motor; a coefficient determiner determining a filter coefficient which minimizes a phase difference between the reference signal and the vibration signal; a phase determiner detecting a second phase which corresponds to the phase difference using a first speed signal of the first motor and the filter coefficient; a phase deviation amount detector detecting a third phase for compensating for a phase delay; and a synchronization signal generator generating an antiphase signal of a shape of an actual vibration in order to determine a compensating force of the first motor.

Active vibration reduction control apparatus for hybrid electric vehicle and method thereof

A vehicle capable of more efficiently performing reserved charging and a charging control method thereof are disclosed. A charging control method of a vehicle including an electric motor and a battery for driving the electric motor includes setting reserved charging, setting a first charging start time on the assumption that an input voltage of an external charger is a first voltage, and starting charging of the battery when the first charging start time is reached. Upon determination that a second voltage which is an actual input voltage of the external charger is different from the first voltage, a second charging start time is set in consideration of the second voltage and estimated input current. Upon determination that the second charging start time is set, the battery is normally charged when the second charging start time is reached.

Control method for optimal reserved charging of battery and vehicle thereof

A charging control method of a vehicle includes setting a reserved charging, closing a first switch in an on-board charger (OBC) controller, measuring an input voltage at an input side of the OBC controller when an external charger supplies power when the first switch is closed, setting a charging start time based on the measured input voltage, and starting charging a battery when the charging start time is reached.

Vehicle and charging control method of the vehicle

Disclosed herein is a method for controlling a lock of a charging inlet of a vehicle having a lock device for preventing a charging outlet from being disengaged while the charging outlet is engaged. The method for controlling a lock of a charging inlet of a vehicle includes: receiving, by a vehicle controller, an ignition off request of the vehicle in an operation standby state in which the lock device is set to be operated after a predetermined standby period of time; turning off, by the vehicle controller, a power relay of the vehicle while a power latch is maintained to start an ignition off of the vehicle; and operating, by the vehicle controller, the lock device by supplying power to the lock device by turning on the power relay if the ignition off of the vehicle is completed.

Method and system for controlling lock of charging inlet

An active vibration reduction control apparatus and method of a hybrid vehicle are provided to generate a reference signal of a first motor that corresponds a vibration signal extracted from a second motor. An amplitude and phase of the reference signal is adjusted based on frequency characteristic of a drive system transfer function to generate vibration reduction torque of a first motor within the hybrid vehicle. The first motor, a torsional damper, an engine, a connector (a belt-pulley, a chain, a gear, and so on), and the second motor are sequentially connected within the hybrid vehicle.

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Seoul, South Korea

Hyung Souk Kang