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*[[Nissan leaf motors|motors]] | *[[Nissan leaf motors|motors]] | ||
*[[leaf gear box| | *[[leaf gear box|Nissan Leaf transmission]] | ||
*inverter | |||
*charger | *[[Nissan Leaf inverter|inverter]] | ||
*DC-DC converter | |||
*heaters | *[[Nissan Leaf charger|charger]] | ||
*[[Nissan Leaf DC-DC converter|DC-DC converter]] | |||
*[[Nissan Leaf heaters|heaters]] | |||
*[[Nissan Leaf ZE1 AC compressor|AC Compressor ZE1]] | |||
*[[Mechanical design database|Mechanical design database]] | |||
*[[Nissan leaf motor couplers and adapter plates|Nissan leaf motor couplers and adapter plates]] | |||
*[[Nissan Leaf Gen2 Board|Nissan Leaf Gen2 Board]] | |||
=== Reusing LEAF components === | === Reusing LEAF components === | ||
*[[Nissan Leaf Gen2 Board|Gen 2 (EM57) drop-in board]] | *[[Nissan Leaf Gen2 Board|Gen 2 (EM57) drop-in board]] | ||
*Gen 3 (2018+ EM57) drop-in board (WIP) | *[[Nissan Leaf Gen 3 (2018 up EM57)|Gen 3 (2018+ EM57) drop-in board (WIP)]] | ||
*[[ZombieVerter VCU|Zombieverter VCU (CANBUS control)]] | *[[ZombieVerter VCU|Zombieverter VCU (CANBUS control)]] | ||
*[[Nissan leaf motor couplers and adapter plates|Motor couplers and adapter plates]] | *[[Nissan leaf motor couplers and adapter plates|Motor couplers and adapter plates]] | ||
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=== Nissan e-power Hybrid system === | === Nissan e-power Hybrid system === | ||
[[File:Nissan Note e-POWER Powertrain 01.jpg|none|thumb]] | |||
The e-Power Hybrid system borrows two of the EM57 or a EM47 and pairs them with a 3 cylinder 1.2L ([[wikipedia:Nissan_HR_engine#HR12DE|HR12DE]]), 1.5L ([[wikipedia:Nissan_KR_engine#KR15DDT|KR15DDT]]) or a 1.4L ([[wikipedia:Nissan_HR_engine#HR14DDe|HR14DDe]]) engine for a serial hybrid setup<ref>https://www.nissan-global.com/EN/INNOVATION/TECHNOLOGY/ARCHIVE/E_POWER/</ref>. In 4WD configuration, the rear axle uses additional MM48 engine (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmdtLZkHZOk). The e-power Hybrid System is commonly used in Nissan/Datsun models sold around the world, including but not limited to [[wikipedia:Nissan_Note#2017_model_year_update_–_e-Power|Nissan Note]], [[wikipedia:Nissan_Serena#Fifth_generation_(C27;_2016)|Nissan Serena,]] [[wikipedia:Nissan_Kicks|Nissan Kicks]]. Includes an inverter, but no charger<!-- Source needed. https://www.nissan-global.com/EN/INNOVATION/TECHNOLOGY/ARCHIVE/E_POWER suggests the contrary. --> | |||
=== Other Nissan Hybrid Drivetrains === | === Other Nissan Hybrid Drivetrains === | ||
* The [https://www.jatco.co.jp/english/products/cvt8hb.html Jatco CVT8HB] Hybrid transmissions was also used by Nissan in Japan. | * The [https://www.jatco.co.jp/english/products/cvt8hb.html Jatco CVT8HB] Hybrid transmissions was also used by Nissan in Japan. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:51, 20 December 2024
LEAF
Components
Reusing LEAF components
- Gen 2 (EM57) drop-in board
- Gen 3 (2018+ EM57) drop-in board (WIP)
- Zombieverter VCU (CANBUS control)
- Motor couplers and adapter plates
- HV Contactor Box
Other Nissan powertrains
Nissan Fuga Y51 Hybrid/Infiniti M Q70 Hybrid
- The Nissan FR Hybrid transmission is made by Jatco and includes a single 60 kW motor integrated into a 7 speed automatic transmission that has a RWD layout. It's the Jatco JR712E.
Nissan Altima
- The Nissan Altima used Toyota's Hybrid Synergy Drive (likely GEN 2 Prius) system.
Nissan e-power Hybrid system
The e-Power Hybrid system borrows two of the EM57 or a EM47 and pairs them with a 3 cylinder 1.2L (HR12DE), 1.5L (KR15DDT) or a 1.4L (HR14DDe) engine for a serial hybrid setup[1]. In 4WD configuration, the rear axle uses additional MM48 engine (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmdtLZkHZOk). The e-power Hybrid System is commonly used in Nissan/Datsun models sold around the world, including but not limited to Nissan Note, Nissan Serena, Nissan Kicks. Includes an inverter, but no charger
Other Nissan Hybrid Drivetrains
- The Jatco CVT8HB Hybrid transmissions was also used by Nissan in Japan.
Pages in category "Nissan"
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