Together with ŁUKASIEWICZ - PIMOT for electromobility Last months have brought us two more projects with the ŁUKASIEWICZ - Automotive Industry Institute (pl. Łukasiewicz – Przemysłowy Instytut Motoryzacji) that is a part of Łukasiewicz Research Network (pl. Sieć Badawcza Łukasiewicz) - Europe's third biggest research organisation.
PAWO with DANA/TM4 electric motor
The first of projects is called “Autonomous Operational Support Platform” (pl. abbrev. PAWO). PAWO is an electric vehicle that is capable of remote-controlled or autonomous driving. The platform was primarily designed for the uniformed services. It is a base vehicle ready to be fitted for specific tasks. Results of the project are the basis for developing new technologies in the field of autonomous systems and unmanned platforms. In the next years, these areas may have a major impact on the national security and defence. PAWO uses the first generation Motive DANA/TM4 powertrain system offered by our company. The system includes the HSM20 electric motor with a nominal power of 32 kW and a peak power of 40 kW and the CO150MV inverter. HSM20
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OUR REALIZATIONS
electric motor alone weighs 27 kg and the inverter -another 12.2 kg. Thus, the entire powertrain system weighs approx. 40 kg. MOTIVE series of powertrain systems is powered by medium-voltage traction batteries. We have fitted this solution in accordance with the customer requirements. The full-vehicle integration itself was carried out by ŁUKASIEWICZ – Automotive Industry Institute Thanks to application of the electric powertrain, the operational support platform has
