This work addresses the management of electrical energy flows within the embedded network of anelectric vehicle. The electrical system components were first modeled for purposes of control synthesisand simulation. It is aimed the minimization of lead-acid batteries stress via hybridization withultracapacitors. Two families of control laws have been conceived and developed, namely afrequency-domain-based law and an optimal Linear Quadratic Gaussian law. A real-time hybrid testbench has been built in order to test these laws. This test bench has two core real-time simulators (RTLABand dSPACE). A part of the power chain has been either emulated by using suitably-controlledsources or realized by using small-scale real hardware with the similarity factor being respected. estson the testbed have yielded satisfactory and encouraging results that corroborate the theory.
