Integrated Motor Assist - Revision history

Slalom at 17:29, 10 July 2006

2006-07-10T17:29:08Z

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	Honda's Integrated Motor Assist (IMA) System couples a gasoline engine with a small electric motor for added power. The majority of the efficiency gains are through the reduced size of the gasoline motor. Some of the energy used by the electric motor, such as under high load acceleration conditions, can be recaptured when applying the brakes (equipped with Honda's [[Regenerative Braking System]]. This energy is held and stored as power in the battery pack. Under acceleration, the stored energy is used again, contributing to vehicle performance while reducing fuel consumption.		Honda's Integrated Motor Assist (IMA) System couples a gasoline engine with a small electric motor for added power. The majority of the efficiency gains are through the reduced size of the gasoline motor. Some of the energy used by the electric motor, such as under high load acceleration conditions, can be recaptured when applying the brakes (equipped with Honda's [[Regenerative Braking\|Regenerative Braking System]]. This energy is held and stored as power in the battery pack. Under acceleration, the stored energy is used again, contributing to vehicle performance while reducing fuel consumption.

Slalom at 17:28, 10 July 2006

2006-07-10T17:28:34Z

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	Honda's Integrated Motor Assist (IMA) System couples a gasoline engine with a small electric motor for added power. The majority of the efficiency gains are through the reduced size of the gasoline motor. Some of the energy used by the electric motor, such as under high load acceleration conditions, can be recaptured when applying the brakes (equipped with Honda's ~~'''~~[~~http://wikicars.internetbrands.com/index.php/Regenerative_Braking~~ Regenerative Braking System]~~''')~~. This energy is held and stored as power in the battery pack. Under acceleration, the stored energy is used again, contributing to vehicle performance while reducing fuel consumption.		Honda's Integrated Motor Assist (IMA) System couples a gasoline engine with a small electric motor for added power. The majority of the efficiency gains are through the reduced size of the gasoline motor. Some of the energy used by the electric motor, such as under high load acceleration conditions, can be recaptured when applying the brakes (equipped with Honda's [[Regenerative Braking System]]. This energy is held and stored as power in the battery pack. Under acceleration, the stored energy is used again, contributing to vehicle performance while reducing fuel consumption.

205.205.28.3 at 11:50, 21 June 2006

2006-06-21T11:50:55Z

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	Honda's Integrated Motor Assist (IMA) System couples a gasoline engine with a small electric motor for added power. The majority of the efficiency gains are through the reduced size of the gasoline motor. Some of the energy used by the electric motor, such as under high load acceleration conditions, can be recaptured when applying the brakes (equipped with Honda's '''[[http://wikicars.internetbrands.com/index.php/Regenerative_Braking Regenerative Braking System]]'''). This energy is held and stored as power in the battery pack. Under acceleration, the stored energy is used again, contributing to vehicle performance while reducing fuel consumption.		Honda's Integrated Motor Assist (IMA) System couples a gasoline engine with a small electric motor for added power. The majority of the efficiency gains are through the reduced size of the gasoline motor. Some of the energy used by the electric motor, such as under high load acceleration conditions, can be recaptured when applying the brakes (equipped with Honda's '''[http://wikicars.internetbrands.com/index.php/Regenerative_Braking Regenerative Braking System]'''). This energy is held and stored as power in the battery pack. Under acceleration, the stored energy is used again, contributing to vehicle performance while reducing fuel consumption.

205.205.28.3 at 11:50, 21 June 2006

2006-06-21T11:50:21Z

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	Honda's Integrated Motor Assist (IMA) System couples a gasoline engine with a small electric motor for added power. The majority of the efficiency gains are through the reduced size of the gasoline motor. Some of the energy used by the electric motor, such as under high load acceleration conditions, can be recaptured when applying the brakes (equipped with Honda's '''Regenerative Braking System~~[[Link title~~]]'''). This energy is held and stored as power in the battery pack. Under acceleration, the stored energy is used again, contributing to vehicle performance while reducing fuel consumption.		Honda's Integrated Motor Assist (IMA) System couples a gasoline engine with a small electric motor for added power. The majority of the efficiency gains are through the reduced size of the gasoline motor. Some of the energy used by the electric motor, such as under high load acceleration conditions, can be recaptured when applying the brakes (equipped with Honda's '''[[http://wikicars.internetbrands.com/index.php/Regenerative_Braking Regenerative Braking System]]'''). This energy is held and stored as power in the battery pack. Under acceleration, the stored energy is used again, contributing to vehicle performance while reducing fuel consumption.

205.205.28.3 at 11:42, 21 June 2006

2006-06-21T11:42:50Z

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	Honda's Integrated Motor Assist (IMA) System couples a gasoline ~~injection~~ engine with a small electric motor for added power. The majority of the efficiency gains are through the reduced size of the gasoline motor. Some of the energy used by the electric motor, such as under high load acceleration conditions, can be recaptured when applying the brakes (equipped with Honda's '''Regenerative Braking System[[Link title]]'''). This energy is held and stored as power in the battery pack. Under acceleration, the stored energy is used again, contributing to vehicle performance while reducing fuel consumption.		Honda's Integrated Motor Assist (IMA) System couples a gasoline engine with a small electric motor for added power. The majority of the efficiency gains are through the reduced size of the gasoline motor. Some of the energy used by the electric motor, such as under high load acceleration conditions, can be recaptured when applying the brakes (equipped with Honda's '''Regenerative Braking System[[Link title]]'''). This energy is held and stored as power in the battery pack. Under acceleration, the stored energy is used again, contributing to vehicle performance while reducing fuel consumption.

Mckinneym at 16:59, 20 June 2006

2006-06-20T16:59:38Z

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Honda's Integrated Motor Assist (IMA) System couples a gasoline injection engine with a small electric motor for added power. The majority of the efficiency gains are through the reduced size of the gasoline motor. Some of the energy used by the electric motor, such as under high load acceleration conditions, can be recaptured when applying the brakes (equipped with Honda's '''Regenerative Braking System[[Link title]]'''). This energy is held and stored as power in the battery pack. Under acceleration, the stored energy is used again, contributing to vehicle performance while reducing fuel consumption.