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	~~= Power Unit Architecture and Performance Modelling in Formula One =~~
	The modern Formula One power unit (PU) is a tightly integrated thermodynamic system consisting of a high-efficiency internal combustion engine (ICE) coupled with dual electric motor-generators and sophisticated control electronics. Since 2014, technical directives have enforced the hybridisation of propulsion systems, culminating in highly constrained yet optimised energy flow architectures.		The modern Formula One power unit (PU) is a tightly integrated thermodynamic system consisting of a high-efficiency internal combustion engine (ICE) coupled with dual electric motor-generators and sophisticated control electronics. Since 2014, technical directives have enforced the hybridisation of propulsion systems, culminating in highly constrained yet optimised energy flow architectures.