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The 16 pages that link to Regenerative braking, each with the reason it gives.

• Electric vehicleRelated: It recovers energy that conventional friction brakes would mostly dissipate as heat.

• Railway electrificationRelated: Electric trains can recover some braking energy when the supply system or other trains can accept it.

• FlywheelRelated: A flywheel can store recovered braking energy for later acceleration.

• Hybrid electric vehicleRelated: Hybrid vehicles use it to recharge the battery while slowing down.

• Battery electric vehicleRelated: It recovers some kinetic energy and returns it to the battery during deceleration.

• BusRelated: Electric and hybrid buses can recover energy during repeated stops.

• Electric bicycleCompared with: It is a possible energy-recovery approach, but is uncommon on conventional electric bicycles.

• SupercapacitorRelated: Supercapacitors can absorb brief, high-power bursts of braking energy.

• Endurance racingRelated: Hybrid endurance cars can recover braking energy for later propulsion.

• Electric locomotiveRelated: Electric locomotives can recover some braking energy instead of dissipating it as heat.

• Rechargeable batteryRelated: It recharges traction batteries during deceleration rather than dissipating all braking energy as heat.

• Hybrid vehicleRelated: It recovers energy that conventional brakes would dissipate as heat.

• Disc brakeCompared with: It can slow electric vehicles while recovering energy instead of relying solely on friction.

• Hydraulic brakeCompared with: It can reduce reliance on friction brakes by recovering some braking energy.

• Bicycle brakeCompared with: It recovers energy instead of dissipating all braking energy as heat.

• Alternative fuel vehicleRelated: Electric drivetrains recover energy that conventional friction braking dissipates as heat.