What is the working principle of the brake assembly in new energy vehicles?
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The working principle of the brake assembly in new energy vehicles is energy recovery braking. Working principle of the brake assembly: By controlling the system, the entire or partial module of the brake is given the function of reverse energy flow, thereby allowing part of the vehicle's inertial energy to be fed back to the energy storage device, while also serving the purpose of braking the vehicle. Principle of energy recovery: During deceleration or braking, the current supply to the motor rotor is stopped. At the same time, the inertial rotation of the vehicle's wheels drives the rotor to rotate, generating electrical energy. This energy is then stored in the vehicle's power battery pack through the motor controller and high-voltage power distribution system. Methods of energy recovery: Braking energy recovery is achieved by pressing the brake pedal. In new energy vehicles, energy recovery increases the driving range, and the instrument panel displays a negative value (current). Coasting energy recovery involves controlling the accelerator pedal without pressing the brake pedal. The degree of energy recovery is controlled based on the throttle pedal opening below a certain level, thereby achieving energy recovery. This is commonly known as the single-pedal control mode.