Abstract
Electric vehicles have become increasingly popular recently, and powertrain failures have caused more accidents. There are several problems that can arise from these accidents, including malfunctioning powertrain and spontaneous combustion. This requires complete monitoring procedures to prevent the problems mentioned above from occurring in an electric vehicle's power system. A new energy vehicle's power system monitoring measures are examined in this paper using the above background of the Internet of Things. As a result, the existing electric car power system characteristics are taken into account when formulating the corresponding power system and monitoring strategy scheme. Research is conducted on the characteristics of its database access and hardware composition.
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