BMW 3: Tasks
The Electrical Machine Electronics is made up internally of three
subcomponents:
- Bidirectional DC/AC converter
- Unidirectional DC/DC converter
- EME control unit
The Electrical Machine Electronics performs the following functions using the
subcomponents
mentioned:
- Torque restriction of the drivetrain in the event of faults and unstable
driving conditions
- Control of the internal subcomponents by the EME control unit
- Supply of the 12 V electrical system via the DC/DC converter
- Control of the electrical machine (engine speed, torque) using DC/AC
converter
- High-voltage power management
- Contacting the electrical machine
- Contacting the high-voltage battery unit
- Charging the high-voltage battery unit when driving (by energy recovery)
- Communication with other control units, in particular DME, SME and DSC
- Cooling for Electrical Machine Electronics
- Activation of the electric coolant pump for cooling the EME
- Activating the electrical vacuum pump
- Activating the shutoff valve for the vehicle interior
- Evaluation of the second Intelligent Battery Sensor
- Active evaluation of the signal for the high-voltage interlock loop
- Active and passive discharging of the link capacitor to voltages less
then 60 V
- Self-test and diagnosis.
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able to adopt the
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The power electronics for the activation of the electrical machine are mainly
made up of the
bidirectional DC/AC converter. It is a pulse converter with a 2-pin DC voltage
connection and a 3-phase
A
The power management for the high-voltage vehicle electrical system includes
two subfunctions: one
for driving and one for charging mode.
In driving mode, the energy flows from the high-voltage batt
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General information
The vehicle contains advanced technologies for
the reduction of consumption and emission values.
Fuel consumption depends on a number of different
factors.
Carrying out certain measures, such as a moderate
driving style and regular maintenance, can influence
fuel consumption an
Countries in which ConnectedDrive is not available:
The name that was assigned when the driver
profile was set up can be changed via iDrive:
1. "CAR".
2. "Driver profiles".
As an alternative for Steps 1 and 2, the profile
image can be tapped in the top status bar.
3. Select driver profile.
4. "S