Demo Video
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EV Powertrain Architecture and Energy Storage System
Demo Video
Control Methods : Unit 1 – Fundamental Of Power Electronics And Drives
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Lecture 1.1.0 : Basics of Power Electronics
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Lecture 1.2.0 : AC-DC converters
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Lecture 1.4.0 : DC-AC Converters
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Lecture 1.3.0 : DC-DC Converters
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Unit 1 : Expert Lecture – Live (Fundamental Of Power Electronics And Drives)
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Unit 1 : Assignment (Fundamental Of Power Electronics And Drives)
Electric Machine Design and Industry Prospects: Unit 1 - About EV Industry and Market Study
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Lecture 1.1.1 : Golden Era of EV
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Lecture 1.1.2 : Coming of New Era in EV
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Lecture 1.1.4 : Components; Trends and Growth
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Lecture 1.2.1 : Series Hybrid
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Lecture 1.2.3 : Â Fuel Cell EV
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Lecture 1.3.1 : Transmissions
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Lecture 1.4.0 : Battery Performance Index : Battery
Control Methods : Unit 2 – Induction Motor Drives
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Lecture 2.1.0 : Induction motor Drive
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Lecture 2.2.0 : Operation of induction motor with unbalance voltage and Single phasing
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Lecture 2.3.0 : Analysis of Induction Motor Fed from Non Sinusoidal Supply
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Lecture 2.4.0 : Starting Methods of Induction Motor
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Lecture 2.5.0 : Braking in Induction Motors
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Lecture 2.6.0 : Speed control in Induction motors
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Lecture 2.7.0 : Variable Frequency control method of Induction motor Drive
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Lecture 2.8.0 : Slip Power recovery methods
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Lecture 2.9.0 : Static Kramer Drive
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Lecture 2.10.0 : VSI Fed induction motor
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Lecture 2.11.0 : Introduction to CSI fed Induction Motor and its operation.
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Unit 2 : Expert Lecture – Live (Induction Motor Drives)
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Unit 2 : Assignment (Induction Motor Drives)
Electric Machine Design and Industry Prospects: Unit 2 - Electric Vehicle Powertrain Selection
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Lecture 2.1.0 : Introduction to Powertrain – Vehicle Coordinate System
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Lecture 2.2.0 : Aerodynamics and Its Calculation – Drag Equation
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Lecture 2.2.2 : Drag Calculation
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Lecture 2.3.0 : Tire and its various components - Tire Construction and Specification
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Lecture 2.3.2 : Wheel Dynamics ROLL vs SLIP vs SKID
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Lecture 2.3.4 : Hysteresis Loss
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Lecture 2.3.5 : Tyre Parameters
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Lecture 2.4.1 : Power Calculation
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Lecture 2.5.1 : Gearbox Selection
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Lecture 2.5.2 : Motor Characteristics
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Unit 2 : Assignment (Electric Vehicle Powertrain Selection)
EV Charging : Unit 1 – Introduction to EV charging
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Lecture 1.1.0 : Introduction to EVSE – Introduction to EVSE
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Lecture 1.1.2 : Sites & Maps
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Lecture 1.1.3 : Related Technology
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Lecture 1.2.1 : IEC62196 Connector
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Lecture 1.3.0 : Introduction to Charger – Introduction to Bharat AC
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Lecture 1.3.2 : Communication Protocol
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Lecture 1.3.3 : Charging Methods and Algorithm
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Unit 1 : Expert Lecture – Live (Introduction to EV charging)
Electric Machine Design and Industry Prospects: Unit 3 - Motor and Controller
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Lecture 3.1.1 : Basic Understanding of Motor
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Lecture 3.1.2 : SRM Motor
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Lecture 3.2.0 : EV Motors basics – Control Principles
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Lecture 3.3.0 : Energy generation from braking – Regenerative Braking
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Lecture 3.4.0 : Control System – Motor Control
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Unit 3 : Expert Lecture – Live (Motor and Controller)
EV Charging : Unit 2 – Charging Protocol & Modes
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Lecture 2.1.0 : Communication Protocol– OSI Introduction
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Lecture 2.1.2 : Â Layered Architecture 02
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Lecture 2.2.1 : Benefits of OCPP
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Lecture 2.2.2 : SOAP and JSON
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Lecture 2.2.2 : Functions of OCPP
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Lecture 2.3.1 : Â Intro to Power Electronics Devices
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Lecture 2.3.2 : Switch Configurations
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Lecture 2.3.4 : Â AC Charging Levels
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Lecture 2.4.1 : DC Charging Levels
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Lecture 2.4.3 : Charging Modes Case Study
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Unit 2 : Expert Lecture – Live (Charging Protocol
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Unit 2 : Assignment (Charging Protocol
Electric Machine Design and Industry Prospects: Unit 4 - Motor Modelling and Design
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Lecture 4.1.0 : Introduction
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Lecture 4.2.0 : Motor Geometry
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Lecture 4.3.0 : Add Winding and Material
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Unit 4 : Expert Lecture – Live (Motor Modelling and Design)
EV Charging : Unit 3 – Charging Type
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Lecture 3.1.1 : Fast Charger Safety
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Lecture 3.2.0 : DC Charging – DC Charging – Region wise spread
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Lecture 3.3.0 : Tesla Charging Technology – Tesla Supercharger
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Lecture 3.3.1 : Tesla Supercharger Billing n Connectors
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Unit 3 : Expert Lecture – Live (Charging Type)
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Unit 3 : Assignment (Charging Type)
Battery Pack Design and Selection : Unit 1 – Basic Terminologies of Cell Model
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Lecture 1.1.2 : Why Li-Ion Cells
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Lecture 1.1.3 : Lithium Cells Working
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Lecture 1.1.5 : Lithium Chemistry
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Lecture 1.1.6 : Cell Types – Form Factors
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Lecture 1.1.8 : Lithium Cell Failures
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Lecture 1.2.1 : Linear Polarization
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Lecture 1.2.2 : Finding RC Values
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Lecture 1.2.4 : Enhanced Self Correcting Model
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Lecture 1.2.6 : Temperature and OCV
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Lecture 1.2.7 : Dynamic Testing
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Unit 1 : Expert Lecture – Live (Basic Terminologies of Cell Model)
Homologation and Testing : Unit 1 – Introduction to Regulations
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Lecture 1.1.1 : BOV vs EV
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Lecture 1.2.0 : Vehicle Regulations – CMVR 1989 and AIS Committee
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Lecture 1.2.3 : Whole Vehicle Type Approval
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Lecture 1.3.0 : Homologation Criteria – Homologation for Export
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Lecture 1.3.3 : Driving Cycle
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Unit 1 : Expert Lecture – Live (Introduction to Regulations)
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Unit 1 : Assignment (Introduction to Regulations)
Battery Pack Design and Selection : Unit 2 – Battery Model
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Lecture 2.1.0 : Physics Based Model – Intro (Emperical vs Physics Model and Micro Scale Eqn – Basics)
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Lecture 2.1.1 : Charge Continuity (Point form of Ohms Law
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Lecture 2.1.2 : Mass Continuity Eqn (Ficks Law, Continuity Eqn, 1D Linear Diffusion)
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Lecture 2.1.3 : Thermal Energy and Potential (Thermodynamic Potential
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Lecture 2.1.4 : Thermodynamics Law and Gibbs Free Energy
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Lecture 2.1.5 : Electro Chemical Potential (Partial Molar Qnty, Electrochemical Potential
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Lecture 2.1.6 : Absolute Activity (Debye Huckle Theory
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Lecture 2.1.7 : Binary Elctrolyte Behaviour(Stoichimetric Coefficient, Electronetrality in Electrolyte
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Lecture 2.1.8 : Elecrolyte Mass Continuation Eqn Pt1 (Maxwell Stefan Relation
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Lecture 2.1.9 : Electrolyte Mass Continuation Eqn Pt1 (Ion Fluxes
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Lecture 2.1.10 : Boundary Conditions (Transfer Equations, Cell Level Quantities
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Lecture 2.1.11 : Cell Operating Condition and Life (Cell Charging and Discharging, Cell C-Rating)
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Lecture 2.1.12 : Improving Cell Life (Factors Effecting Cel Life, Cell Degradation Causes
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Lecture 2.1.13 : Battery Calculaition Basics
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Lecture 2.1.14 :Energy Consumption Pt01
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Lecture 2.1.15 :Energy Consumption Pt02
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Lecture 2.2.1 : Reduced Order Model for Cell Dynamics – Approach for Reduced Order Model
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Lecture 2.2.2 : Finding Internal Resistance
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Lecture 2.2.3 : Finding Impedance
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Lecture 2.2.4 : Negative Electrode Transfer fnc.
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Lecture 2.2.5 : Positive Electrode Transfer fnc.
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Lecture 2.2.6 : 1D model for Ce(x,t)
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Lecture 2.2.7 : Solution to homogenous PDE
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Lecture 2.2.8 : One Dimensional Model
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Lecture 2.2.9 : Summary of Transfer fnc
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Lecture 2.2.10 : Cell Voltage
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Lecture 2.2.11 : Full Cell Model
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Lecture 2.2.12 : Model Blending
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Unit 2 : Expert Lecture – Live (Battery Model)
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Unit 2 : Assignment (Battery Model)
Homologation and Testing : Unit 2 – Static Tests
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Lecture 2.1.0 : CMVR Physical Verification
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Lecture 2.2.0 : Tire Depth
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Lecture 2.4.0 : Horn Installation
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Lecture 2.5.0 : Rear View Mirror
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Lecture 2.6.0 : Tell Tales Test
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Lecture 2.8.0 : Wheel Guard
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Lecture 2.9.0 : Foot Control Arrangements
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Lecture 2.10.0 : Angle and Dimensions Measurement
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Unit 2 : Assignment (Static Tests)
Battery Pack Design and Selection : Unit 3 – Battery Pack Design
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Lecture 3.1.0 : Battery Size Calculation – Energy Consumption Calculation
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Lecture 3.1.2 : Calculating Battery Pack Size
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Lecture 3.2.0 : Battery Pack Capacity and Voltage – Cell Load Characteristics
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Lecture 3.2.1 : Battery Pack Capacity and Voltage
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Lecture 3.3.0 : Cell to Cell Bonding – Nickel Strip Selection
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Lecture 3.3.1 : Bus Bar Bonding
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Lecture 3.3.2 : Tab Bonding
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Lecture 3.3.3 : Cell to Cell Gap
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Lecture 3.3.4 : Spot Welding vs Laser Welding
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Lecture 3.4.0 : Battery Safety – Performance Design and Safety Layer
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Lecture 3.4.1 : Safety Layer Design
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Lecture 3.5.0 : Battery Modelling – Cell Assembly Model
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Lecture 3.5.1 : Battery Case Design Principles
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Lecture 3.5.2 : Battery Case Design – Model
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Lecture 3.5.3 : Battery Pack – Component Packaging
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Unit 3 : Expert Lecture – Live (Battery Pack Design)
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Unit 3 : Assignment (Battery Pack Design)
Homologation and Testing : Unit 3 – Dynamic Tests
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Lecture 3.1.0 : Vehicle Preparations
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Lecture 3.3.0 : Gradeability
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Lecture 3.6.0 : Steering Effort
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Lecture 3.7.0 : Cooling Performance
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Lecture 3.5.0 : Turning Circle Test
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Lecture 3.9.0 : Range Test
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Lecture 3.11.0 : Maximum Speed
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Unit 3 : Assignment (Dynamic Tests)
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Lecture 3.12.0 : Acceleration Test
Battery Pack Design and Selection : Unit 4 – Battery Testing and Safety
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Lecture 4.1.0 : Functional Safety – Functional Safety for Battery Pack
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Lecture 4.2.0 : Performance Testing – Ah/ pack testing
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Lecture 4.2.1 : C-Rating performance
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Lecture 4.2.2 : Self – discharge testing
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Lecture 4.2.3 : Range/ Discharge Test
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Lecture 4.3.0 : Safety Testing – Short circuit testing
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Lecture 4.3.1 : Overcharge cut-off
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Lecture 4.3.2 : Deep Discharge test
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Lecture 4.3.3 : Under voltage Cut-off
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Lecture 4.4.0 : Battery Mechanical Test – Impact Test and Drop Test - Simulation
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Lecture 4.4.1 : Vibration Test
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Unit 4 : Expert Lecture – Live (Battery Testing and Safety)
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Unit 4 : Assignment (Battery Testing and Safety)
Homologation and Testing : Unit 4 – Vehicle Component Testing & Hybrid Vehicle Retro fitment and Charging
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Lecture 4.1.0 : Component Testing – Horn Test
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Lecture 4.1.1 : Safety Glass Test
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Lecture 4.1.3 : Rear View Mirror Test
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Lecture 4.1.5 : Demist and Defrost Test
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Lecture 4.2.0 : Powertrain Component Test – Motor Power
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Lecture 4.2.2 : Battery Safety Criteria
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Lecture 4.3.0 : Hybrid Vehicle Test – M and N Category
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Lecture 4.4.0 : Electric Propulsion Kit – Electric Kit for Conversion
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Lecture 4.5.0 : Charging System– AC Charging
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Lecture 4.5.1 : DC Charging
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Unit 4 : Assignment (Vehicle Component Testing
BMS and BTMS : Unit 1 – Introduction to BMS and its Simulation
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Lecture 1.1.0 : Introduction to BMS – Why BMS
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Lecture 1.1.1 : BMS Functionality
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Lecture 1.1.2 : Sensing Voltage, Current and Temperature
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Lecture 1.1.3 : High Voltage Contactor
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Lecture 1.1.4 : Isolation Circuit and Thermal Control
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Lecture 1.1.7 : Thermal Control
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Lecture 1.1.5 : SOC of Cell Energy and Power of Cell
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Lecture 1.1.9 : Energy and Power of Cell
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Lecture 1.2.0 : Battery Pack Simulation – OCV and SOC of Cell
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Lecture 1.2.1 : Linear Polarization
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Lecture 1.2.2 : Finding RC Values
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Lecture 1.2.3 : Hysteresis Voltage
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Lecture 1.2.4 : Enhanced Self Correcting Model
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Lecture 1.2.5 : Cell Testing and Coulombic Efficiency
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Lecture 1.2.6 : Temperature and OCV
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Lecture 1.2.7 : Matlab Cell Model – Simulation
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Lecture 1.2.9 : Data Based Cell Simulation
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Lecture 1.2.10 : Physics based Model
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Lecture 1.2.11 : Simulating EV
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Lecture 1.2.12 : Simulating constant power and voltage
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Lecture 1.2.13 : Battery Simulation
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Unit 1 : Expert Lecture – Live (Introduction to BMS and its Simulation)
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Unit 1 : Assignment (Introduction to BMS and its Simulation)
BMS and BTMS : Unit 2 – Battery Estimation
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Lecture 2.1.0 : Battery State Estimation – Preliminary Approach towards Battery State
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Lecture 2.1.1 : Kalman Filter
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Lecture 2.2.0 : Battery Health Estimation – Lithium Ion Aging
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Lecture 2.1.2 : Extended Kalman Filter
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Lecture 2.2.1 : Estimating Parameter
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Lecture 2.1.3 : Sigma Point Kalman Filter
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Lecture 2.2.2 : Least Square Methods
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Lecture 2.2.3 : Approximate Full Solution
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Lecture 2.3.0 : Simulation – Example Simulations
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Unit 2 : Expert Lecture – Live (Battery Estimation)
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Unit 2 : Assignment (Battery Estimation)
BMS and BTMS : Unit 3 – Cell Balancing and Controls
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Lecture 3.1.0 : Cell Balancing – Imbalance Cause and Balancing Introduction
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Lecture 3.1.1 : Balancing Circuit
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Lecture 3.1.2 : Balancing Speed
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Lecture 3.2.0 : Cell Power Limits – Why cell power limit required?
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Lecture 3.2.1 : Voltage Based Rate Limit
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Lecture 3.2.2 : Bisection Search and Limit Estimation
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Lecture 3.3.0 : Physics Based Control – Model Simplification and Calculation
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Lecture 3.3.1 : Simulation and Results
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Unit 3 : Expert Lecture – Live (Cell Balancing and Controls)
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Unit 3 : Assignment (Cell Balancing and Controls)
BMS and BTMS : Unit 4 – Battery Thermal Management and Its Simulation
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Lecture 4.1.0 : Introduction to BTMS – What is BTMS?
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Lecture 4.1.1 : Types of BTMS
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Lecture 4.2.0 : Thermal Loading – Heat vs Temperature
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Lecture 4.2.1 : Cell Heat Map (1C and 3C)
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Lecture 4.3.0 : Heat Management – Thermal Paste Cooling
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Lecture 4.3.1 : Phase Changing Material
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Lecture 4.3.2 : Heat Exchanger
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Lecture 4.4.0 : Thermal Modelling – Preliminary Definitions
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Lecture 4.4.1 : Microscale Thermal Model
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Lecture 4.4.2 : Boundary Condition
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Lecture 4.4.3 : Peltier Coefficient
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Lecture 4.4.4 : Transfer of Heat at Boundaries
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Lecture 4.4.5 : Change in Parameter Values
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Lecture 4.4.6 : Gradient Transfer Fnc
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Lecture 4.4.7 : Heat Generation Terms
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Lecture 4.4.8 : Irreversible Heat Generation
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Lecture 4.4.9 : Joule Heating
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Lecture 4.4.10 : Heat Flux Terms
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Unit 4 : Expert Lecture – Live (Battery Thermal Management and Its Simulation )
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Unit 4 : Assignment (Battery Thermal Management and Its Simulation )
Control Methods : Unit 3 – Brushless Dc Motor Drive
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Lecture 3.1.0 : Synchronous Motors
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Lecture 3.2.0 : BLDC Motors
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Lecture 3.3.0 : Control Strategy in BLDC Motor
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Lecture 3.4.0 : BLDC Motor Drives (Servo Applications)
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Lecture 3.5.0 : BLDC Motor Drives
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Unit 3 : Expert Lecture – Live (Brushless Dc Motor Drive)
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Unit 3 : Assignment (Brushless Dc Motor Drive)
Control Methods : Unit 4 – PMSM Drives & Switched Reluctance Motor Drive
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Lecture 4.1.0 : PMSM Motors
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Lecture 4.3.0 : Switched Reluctance Motor
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Lecture 4.4.0 : Converter circuits in SRM
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Unit 4 : Expert Lecture – Live (PMSM Drives)
EV Charging : Unit 4 – Charging Technologies
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Lecture 4.1.0 : Introduction to Smart Grid
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Lecture 4.1.2 : Â Definitions 02
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Lecture 4.2.0 : Smart Grid
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Lecture 4.2.1 : V2G Technology
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Lecture 4.3.0 : Unidirectional V2G
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Lecture 4.3.0 : Bidirectional V2G and Efficiency
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Lecture 4.4.1 : Signaling Circuit
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Unit 4 : Assignment (Charging Technologies)