Get in Touch

Course Outline

Overview of Electric Vehicle Propulsion Systems

  • Analysis of electric vehicle propulsion architectures
  • Distinctions between traditional internal combustion and electric powertrains
  • Key components of electric systems: electric motors, inverters, and drivetrains

Battery Composition and Technical Specifications

  • Classification of battery technologies utilized in electric vehicles, including lithium-ion and solid-state options
  • Fundamental chemistry and electrochemical processes
  • Evaluation of capacity, energy density, and lifecycle performance for government fleet considerations

Battery Management System (BMS) Operations

  • Core functions and structural elements of the BMS
  • Protocols for monitoring, cell balancing, and safety assurance
  • Integration of BMS protocols into broader electric powertrain frameworks for government applications

Propulsion Efficiency and Performance Optimization

  • Identification of energy loss factors and methodology for efficiency calculation
  • Methodologies to enhance electric powertrain performance standards
  • Implementation of regenerative braking systems for energy recovery

Thermal Regulation of Electric Vehicle Batteries

  • Strategic approaches to battery pack cooling and heating
  • Measures to prevent and control thermal runaway events
  • Assessment of temperature effects on battery operational integrity

Advanced Propulsion System Configurations

  • Implementation of all-wheel drive (AWD) and dual-motor arrangements
  • Deployment of hybrid electric systems and range-extending technologies
  • Management of power electronics and control logic for government vehicle systems

Simulation and Validation Methodologies

  • Modeling propulsion performance under varied operational conditions
  • Procedures for battery testing and diagnostic assessment
  • Evaluation of powertrain configurations to ensure compliance with efficiency mandates

Operational Applications and Case Examples

  • Review of successful electric propulsion system implementations
  • Identification of challenges associated with advanced battery integration
  • Key findings derived from industry-level operational data for government reference

Conclusion and Strategic Recommendations

Requirements

  • A foundational knowledge of core electrical engineering principles
  • Practical experience with automotive systems or powertrain technologies
  • Awareness of energy storage concepts and applications

Audience

  • Electrical engineers focused on automotive engineering
  • Automotive service personnel responsible for EV upkeep
  • Energy professionals engaged in EV infrastructure and battery development
 14 Hours

Number of participants


Price per participant

Upcoming Courses

Related Categories