How does a hybrid engine controller regulate power and calculate mileage?

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The discussion centers on the functionality of hybrid engine controllers, specifically their role in regulating power sources and calculating mileage. Participants clarify that the controller manages inputs and outputs related to both the engine and electric motor, with separate systems potentially handling power regulation. For mileage calculations, it is suggested that a potentiometer can be utilized to throttle a DC motor effectively. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding the specific components involved in hybrid engine systems.

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I'm working on a hybrid engine project but its hard to find any info on the controller... does anyone know what are the common inputs/outputs and does the conroller itself regulate the power source (engine/motor) or is there a separate system to do this?

Another thing what is the best way to calculate engine mileage?.
 
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When you mention controller, are you referring to the power supply, or something that would effectively be your gas pedal?

If your using a dc motor, the power supply should be rather simple, and you can use something like a potentiometer (spelling?) to throttle the motor.

Perhaps a bit more info on the components your using?
 

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