What Causes Temporary Weakening of Regenerative Braking?
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Energy recovery braking temporarily weakened reasons are as follows: Failure of the energy recovery system: Energy recovery refers to a technology applied in automobiles or rail transit that converts the heat energy generated during braking into mechanical energy. During this conversion process, if the energy is not stored in capacitors and the vehicle's motor malfunctions during processing, it can lead to temporary weakening of regenerative braking. Battery temperature too low: When the battery temperature is too low, the electronic control system limits the kinetic energy recovery current, which correspondingly reduces the braking force, resulting in temporary weakening of energy recovery braking. When the vehicle's battery temperature rises, the energy recovery braking returns to its original level.