Training Course in Electric Vehicles

•  Those who have both a basic and advanced understanding of the industry.

• Mechanical and electrical engineers, designers, project managers, and others working on or transitioning to hybrid vehicle development. -For electric powertrains.

How attendees will benefit? 

After completion of the course, delegates will understand:

• Define and analyze the basic electrochemistry of battery operation and performance requirements for HEV, PHEV, EREV and fully electric vehicle applications.
• Estimate cell size to meet specific requirements.
• Create a cradle-to-grave or cradle-to-use list of materials used in each type of automotive battery.
• Compute the temperature behavior of simple model battery cells and assemblies.
• Describe the functions performed by the Battery Management System "BMS".
• Describe different approaches for estimating state-of-charge, health, power, and energy.
• Applied brushless DC and induction motor operation to his HEV and EV vehicles.
• Define motor torque-speed curves and apply them to electric and hybrid electric vehicles.
• Explain the function of buck converters, boost converters and transformer converters.
• Compare and contrast various industry and regulatory standards for hybrid vehicle components, batteries, and charging systems.
• Discuss key considerations in hybrid and electric vehicle development and the performance requirements of various vehicle systems.
• Define key vehicle system requirements and identify how to select and size the best system components for those requirements.