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As environmental pollution and energy crises are increasing towards a dangerous level, Climate security and energy emergencies have encouraged the development of electric vehicles. The primary explanation is that they cannot fulfill the purchasers’ requirements because of the high starting cost and low driving range. The development of electric vehicles is still in its early stages. Extensive testing of batteries, electric motors, and charging stations is required for continuous development of the performance of electric vehicle powertrains, charging systems, and batteries. Existing data loggers are suitable for low current and voltage. A reliable and low-cost data acquisition system (DAQ) is required to record and monitor the performance of the electric vehicle. This paper presents a data acquisition system for electric vehicles that can store and monitor high current and voltage. Data can be recorded continuously to determine current, voltage, electric vehicle driving patterns, and battery charging and discharging patterns. This reliable high current data acquisition system consists of an Arduino UNO, a current sensor, a voltage divider, and a DTH11 temperature sensor to analyze and store the performance record of the electric vehicle. Test results revealed that the developed data acquisition system is accurate and reliable.
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Gupta, V., Lohani, T., Shekhawat, K.S. (2023). Low-Cost Data Acquisition System for Electric Vehicles. In: Shukla, P.K., Singh, K.P., Tripathi, A.K., Engelbrecht, A. (eds) Computer Vision and Robotics. Algorithms for Intelligent Systems. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-7892-0_5
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