Understanding stop/start automobile-engine design, Part 4: Mechanical wear issues - Power Electronic Tips

It seems “obvious” that starting and stopping a car’s engine repeatedly adds to stresses on the mechanical components and therefore shortens the life of the power train. But does it? The answer is “yes and no.” This part explores some of the underlying issues.

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Understanding stop/start automobile-engine design, Part 4: Mechanical wear issues - Power Electronic Tips

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