Re:lrg. block routing diagrams e-cars
Overlord' what I was looking for, was a solid state set of affairs, where one would have a platen solar cells receiver, then this is pumped into a current route splitter.
One route is lead to an amp capacitor style of storage unit, then amped up, and that current modulated, to then go to a motor.
There has to be a certain percentage, of the current, which re-feeds back to a battery bank, to where this current can at need, be fed into the main system again.
In discussions with a friend of mine in utilizing a Tesla coil type of amplifier of energy, the problem was that for all the energy pumped into the batteries, the energy was sucked back out.
A researcher has claimed to have solved this problem with diodes placed in strategic locations allowing the power to flow one direction and be blocked from coming out of the batteries in the opposite direction
The system you are describing is being developed with Hydrogen Fuel Cells that are able to regenerate.
This technology is still in its research stages and drawings/schematics are hard to come by.
Regenerative Fuel Cells (RFC)
""The concept of the regenerative fuel cell is relatively new but is being researched by a number of groups around the world. This technology works on the same basis as a conventional cell in that hydrogen and oxygen are used to generate electricity, heat and water. The difference is that the regenerative cell also performs the reverse reaction, that is electrolysis. The water generated in the fuel cell is fed to a solar powered electrolyser where it is separated into its constituent components of hydrogen and oxygen which are then fed back to the fuel cell. In this way a closed system is formed which does not require external hydrogen generation. The development of a commercial system is some way off and there are a number of issues that need to be addressed including cost and the perfecting of a reliable way of harnessing solar power.""
I did find this diagram on one site..
Here is a link you may find valuable to your quest...
http://www.nrel.gov/homer/
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