Contactorless multi-motor controller for battery-powered vehicle

Electricity: motive power systems – Plural – diverse or diversely controlled electric motors – Motors electrically connected in cascade or tandem

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318 51, 318139, 318293, B60L 1500, H02P 768

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061571482

ABSTRACT:
A contactorless multi-motor controller is described which comprises a contactorless pump motor starter and a contactorless, reversible traction motor controller. The two controllers are mutually interactive. When the pump motor has ramped up to full voltage, a function block on-board said pump motor control circuit detects this condition and enables the tramming operation of the traction motor.

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