"Electric vehicle innovators are one step closer to a more efficient and sustainable driving experience, thanks to a breakthrough from researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). A new study has successfully simulated the inverse segmented motor drive, a technology designed to cancel common-mode voltage in electric vehicles. This innovative approach could significantly reduce electromagnetic interference and heat generation, leading to improved performance, reduced energy consumption, and enhanced overall vehicle reliability. With the global shift towards electric mobility, advancements like this are crucial in driving the industry forward and making EVs a more viable option for consumers."
ORNL’s inverse segmented motor drive cancels common-mode voltage in simulation Charged EVs
