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Electric Vehicle Regenerative Braking Control Strategy Based on Braking Time Identification

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Figure 1. The Relationships between the braking force, deceleration and braking time
Figure 4. Battery maximum charging current under different charging time
Figure 5. Brake energy feedback control logic based braking time identification
Figure 7. Relationship between braking time and braking force
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