Mitsubishi Jidosha Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Mitsubishi Jidosha Engineering Kabushiki Kaisha

Yuji Tozuka

Akira Maeda

Hiroyasu Suzuki

Yuji Kamiya

Weng Leong Loo

Ryoji Taneda

Hiroki Kawamura

A battery positioning structure reliably positions battery modules on a vehicle chassis even when battery modules have different sizes and heights. The battery positioning structure includes a bracket having at opposite ends not only check plates which are configured to be positioned on a body of the electric vehicle but also locks at opposite side edges of the bracket, the bracket being configured to be attached to outer surfaces of the battery modules and to unite the battery modules, and bands configured to extend across the bracket, and linked to the locks at opposite ends of the bracket. The battery modules and the bracket are positioned on the body of the electric vehicle.

Battery positioning structure of electric vehicle

Battery positioning structure for electric vehicle

A compulsory drive unit ( ) for electrical equipment provided in a vehicle is capable of easily and compulsorily driving the electrical equipment ( ) in the vehicle to check the operation thereof. The compulsory drive unit ( ) brings a power supply unit ( ) into contact with a bus bar ( ) through a conduction hole ( ) of a junction block ( ) to thereby supply the electrical equipment with power from an outside battery (&plus;B) and compulsorily drive the electrical equipment. It is therefore possible to easily check the operation of the electrical equipment, and this significantly improves the operating efficiency.

Compulsory drive unit for electrical equipment in a vehicle

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Nissin, Japan

Yuji Tozuka