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Estonian Journal of Engineering
A conceptual design method for the general electric vehicle; pp. 3–16
PDF | doi: 10.3176/eng.2008.1.01

Authors
Raivo Sell, Mart Tamre, Madis Lehtla, Argo Rosin
Abstract
The paper discusses conceptual design of mechatronic systems considering a mobile electrical vehicle platform as an application example. A set of design templates are developed and organized into libraries for the use in early stages of the system design. The advantages of retaining usability of component libraries, allowing verification of design alternatives on the conceptual level are demonstrated.
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