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Definition of regenerative braking in English: regenerative brakingnoun mass nounA method of braking in which energy is extracted from the parts braked, to be stored and reused. Example sentencesExamples - The energy captured through regenerative braking and being able to shut off the engine at idle improves fuel economy by up to 15%.
- In return, the motor also sends power back to the batteries during regenerative braking.
- This powertrain gives Precept instantaneous torque, plus four-wheel regenerative braking.
- Liquid fuel burning fuel cells could even work in hybrid vehicles with batteries providing increased efficiency through regenerative braking.
- As in the truck system, regenerative braking charges a separate storage battery (36V PbA in this case), and accessories are battery powered when the engine is off.
- The diesel engine recharges the battery as does regenerative braking.
- The vehicle is equipped with regenerative braking and comes with an electrically-powered air conditioning system.
- Vehicle integration teams must provide seamless integration of transaxle, battery, motors, power electronics and regenerative braking in order to meet performance requirements
- Running costs are lower: the Capstone Turbine is air-cooled and uses no oil; regenerative braking eliminates the cost of brake pad replacements.
- A brake control apparatus is configured to suppress fluctuations in the deceleration when transferring from cooperative braking to regenerative braking or hydraulic braking.
- The electric motor is powered by batteries that are recharged automatically by recapturing the kinetic energy usually lost during braking, known as regenerative braking.
- In addition, regenerative braking captures energy from the internal-combustion mode and stores it in the batteries.
- Advantages include functions such as start/stop, energy recuperation by regenerative braking and electric powered driving, all with a compact design.
- The main benefits of a hybrid are regenerative braking and start-stop operation.
- While regenerative braking (taking the change in velocity that's created when the car slows down and turning it into electricity) is one way a hybrid charges its battery, it's not the only way.
- This process, called regenerative braking, further increases the efficiency of electric propulsion and cannot be duplicated using other technologies.
- The electricity comes from regenerative braking; basically, it comes from the gas-burning engine of the car itself.
- The battery pack, power electronics, regenerative braking and motor technology are identical.
- Hybrid vehicles get part of their fuel efficiency boost from regenerative braking.
- The '04 Prius uses a new version of regenerative braking called electrically controlled braking.
Definition of regenerative braking in US English: regenerative brakingnoun A method of braking in which energy is extracted from the parts braked, to be stored and reused. Example sentencesExamples - In addition, regenerative braking captures energy from the internal-combustion mode and stores it in the batteries.
- The battery pack, power electronics, regenerative braking and motor technology are identical.
- Liquid fuel burning fuel cells could even work in hybrid vehicles with batteries providing increased efficiency through regenerative braking.
- Hybrid vehicles get part of their fuel efficiency boost from regenerative braking.
- While regenerative braking (taking the change in velocity that's created when the car slows down and turning it into electricity) is one way a hybrid charges its battery, it's not the only way.
- This process, called regenerative braking, further increases the efficiency of electric propulsion and cannot be duplicated using other technologies.
- The electricity comes from regenerative braking; basically, it comes from the gas-burning engine of the car itself.
- The '04 Prius uses a new version of regenerative braking called electrically controlled braking.
- As in the truck system, regenerative braking charges a separate storage battery (36V PbA in this case), and accessories are battery powered when the engine is off.
- The vehicle is equipped with regenerative braking and comes with an electrically-powered air conditioning system.
- Advantages include functions such as start/stop, energy recuperation by regenerative braking and electric powered driving, all with a compact design.
- Running costs are lower: the Capstone Turbine is air-cooled and uses no oil; regenerative braking eliminates the cost of brake pad replacements.
- The diesel engine recharges the battery as does regenerative braking.
- In return, the motor also sends power back to the batteries during regenerative braking.
- This powertrain gives Precept instantaneous torque, plus four-wheel regenerative braking.
- Vehicle integration teams must provide seamless integration of transaxle, battery, motors, power electronics and regenerative braking in order to meet performance requirements
- The main benefits of a hybrid are regenerative braking and start-stop operation.
- A brake control apparatus is configured to suppress fluctuations in the deceleration when transferring from cooperative braking to regenerative braking or hydraulic braking.
- The energy captured through regenerative braking and being able to shut off the engine at idle improves fuel economy by up to 15%.
- The electric motor is powered by batteries that are recharged automatically by recapturing the kinetic energy usually lost during braking, known as regenerative braking.
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