Learn Battery Pack Design, EV Charging Techniques, Motor Design and Selection Parameters, Battery Management System, Homologation and Testing accompanied with various recent case studies to attain the challenges set by the EV industries with Personalized Industry Mentorship, Career Guidance, and Placement Assistance and much more.
EV Powertrain Architecture and Energy Storage System
About the Program
Personalised Mentorship
Get mentored by an experienced EV Industry expert and receive personalised feedback calls for better career guidance.
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Get Placement Assistance with our 100+ hiring partners. A dedicated career mentor will help you in your career transition journey.
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Professional Master Certification in EV Engineering,
Certified by ASDC
Complete all the courses successfully to obtain the certification from ASDC, with Industry Partner MG Motors
• Earn a Master in EV Engineering degree
• Widely recognized and valued programmed in EV Engineering
Case Studies
EV Operating Cost and Infra Challenges
Perform basic calculations pertaining to various challenges faced by the industry in terms of – cost, charging, battery pack size, etc. to understand the on-ground scenarios. These will be accompanied by market data and studies to give a wider perspective and view into the industry.
Motor Modelling and Design
Modelling of different kinds of the motor on the basis of various parameters such as battery voltage, back electromotive force coefficient, and winding resistance. Comparative study of BLDC motor vs IM motors vs PMSM motors on the basis of its design, performance, efficiency.
EV Charging Station & Road Map Challenges
Comparative study of the charging system i.e. onboard and off-board charging system. The case study focuses on the load requirement and infra challenges faced by the EV industry in all parts of the country.
Battery Pack Thermal ManagementÂ
Battery pack thermal management strategy and methods used in different vehicles as per the applications. The optimization on the basis of cooling efficiency, of the system, and power management.
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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 1.2.2 : EEC/ECE
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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 4.2.3 : EMI-EMC
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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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Lecture 3.4.0 : Charging
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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)
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