- Program Highlights
The Professional Certification Program in Motor Drive Systems & Control Systems is designed to provide comprehensive knowledge and hands-on experience in the critical components of electric vehicle engineering. Covering essential EV engineering topics, this program takes students through the essentials of motor drive systems, control strategies, and cutting-edge EV design and simulation. Students will gain in-depth insights into motor technologies, EV components, power electronics, and advanced control systems necessary for the future of electric mobility
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- Career Opportunities
- EV Design and Development: Focus on conceptualizing and creating electric vehicle models.
- Battery Management and Energy Systems: Develop and model battery systems and BMS for optimal energy efficiency and performance.
- Power Electronics Engineering: Develop and manage inverters, converters, and related electronics for EVs.
- Motor Drive System Optimization: Enhance motor performance and efficiency in EVs.
- Control System Integration: Implement control systems to manage vehicle dynamics and stability.
- Vehicle Simulation and Modeling: Use software to simulate EV performance and optimize designs.
- EV Systems Integration Engineering: Coordinate and integrate motor, battery, inverter, and control systems into a functional EV platform.
- FEA & Structural Simulation for EVs: Use ANSYS and FEA tools for mechanical design and structural analysis of EV components.
- EV Design Engineer: Creates the structural and aesthetic aspects of electric vehicles.
- Electric Vehicle Systems Engineer: Develops and integrates key EV subsystems including battery, motor, power electronics, and control systems for optimized vehicle performance
- Battery Systems Engineer: Specializes in battery management and performance optimization.
- Motor Drive Engineer: Focuses on motor technologies and efficiency improvements.
- Power Electronics Engineer: Manages the electronic systems powering EV components.
- Control Systems Engineer: Designs control mechanisms for vehicle stability and performance.
- EV Modeling Specialist: Uses simulation tools to predict and improve EV functionality.
- Electric Powertrain Engineer: Designs, simulates, and optimizes electric motor and inverter systems to enhance EV powertrain performance and efficiency.
- Modeling & Simulation (MATLAB, SIMULINK, ANSYS): Proficient in modeling electric vehicle systems using industry-standard simulation tools.
- Electric Motor & Drive Systems: In-depth understanding of motors systems, along with advanced drive control strategies.
- Battery Technology & Energy Management: Knowledgeable in battery chemistries, BMS,and energy flow modeling for optimal EV performance.
- Power Electronics & Inverter Design: Skilled in designing and simulating inverter-fed drive systems and power conversion circuits.
- EV Subsystem Modeling: Experienced in modeling key EV components such as motors,batteries, inverters, and control systems.
- Control Systems Engineering: Capable of developing and simulating control algorithms to manage EV dynamics, torque delivery, and stability.
- CAD/CAE & Structural Analysis (ANSYS): Competent in using CAD/CAE tools for mechanical design, FEA, and structural validation of EV components.
- Tata Motors
- Mahindra Electric
- Ola Electric
- Ather Energy
- Ashok Leyland
- Hero Electric
- TVS Motor Company
- Bajaj Auto
- Bosch India
- Hyundai Motor India
- L&T Technology Services
- Greaves Electric Mobility
- Exide Industries
- Maruti Suzuki
- Sun Mobility
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- Program Outcomes
- Program Curriculum
Module 1: EV Engineering Essentials Part I and II
- Module Description:
- This foundational module offers a comprehensive introduction to electric vehicle (EV) technology, including an overview of EV components and key technologies essential to modern electric mobility. It explores the transition from internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles to electric, highlighting key differences, benefits, and challenges in this shift. Students will gain insight into the core principles of EV design, focusing on essential subsystems and safety considerations. This module also covers the fundamentals of battery technology, examining chemistries, energy density, and charging cycles. Students learn about power electronics, including inverters, converters, and power management, and dive into the specifics of motor systems, control strategies, and efficiency optimization. Furthermore, vehicle electrification systems such as wiring, voltage distribution, and both high and low voltage components are discussed, along with the infrastructure and standards necessary for EV charging, including CCS, CHAdeMO, and fast-charging solutions.
- Module Details:
- Starting with EV Technology: Overview of Electric Vehicles, Components, Key Technologies
- Understanding ICE to EV Transition: Key Differences, Benefits, Challenges
- Electric Vehicle Engineering: EV Design Principles, Key Subsystems, Safety Considerations
- Battery Technology for EV Systems: Battery Chemistries, Energy Density, Charging Cycles
- Power Electronics for EV Systems: Inverters, Converters, Power Management
- Motor Systems for Electric Vehicles: Types of Motors, Control Strategies, Efficiency Optimization
- Vehicle Electrification Systems: Vehicle Wiring, Voltage Distribution, High and Low Voltage Components
- Electric Vehicle Charging Technology: Charging Infrastructure, Standards (CCS, CHAdeMO), Fast Charging Solutions
Module 2: Certification Course in Motor Technology and Drive Systems For Electric Vehicles: Design and Optimization
- Module Description:
- This module focuses on the critical elements of motor technology and drive systems for electric vehicles. It begins with an overview of electric motor fundamentals, covering key principles of operation and the types of motors commonly used in EVs. The module delves into power electronics for managing motor drives, ensuring that students understand the technical aspects needed for effective motor operation. Both conventional DC motors and induction motors are examined in depth, with discussions on motor equivalent circuits to enhance analysis skills. The course also explores the use of inverters in motor control, emphasizing their role in improving vehicle performance and powertrain optimization. Advanced motor control techniques are introduced to provide students with strategies for maximizing motor efficiency and performance.
- Module Details:
- Essentials of Motor Technology for EVs
- Convention Drive Technology Systems
- Motor Technology & Types for EVs
- Advanced Drive Systems for EVs
- Advanced Drive Control Systems for EVs
- Equivalent Circuit & Inverter Fed Systems
- Advanced Drive Control and Selection Parameters
- Advanced Drive Control Modeling & Simulations
- Modeling & Simulation Principles
- BLDC & PMSM Modeling-Simulation
- Induction & SRM Modeling-Simulation
Module 3: Advanced Certification in Electric Vehicle Design and Simulation using MATLAB, SIMULINK, and QSS
- Module Description:
- This module equips students with the skills to design and simulate various EV architectures using industry-standard software like MATLAB, SIMULINK, and QSS. It covers EV powertrain modeling, energy flow, and road load analysis, focusing on factors such as aerodynamic drag, rolling resistance, and gradient forces that impact vehicle performance. The course includes in-depth analysis of inverter design, including sizing, efficiency, and thermal management strategies to enhance powertrain reliability. Students also engage in advanced Simscape modeling for electrical, mechanical, and thermal components within EV systems. Practical applications using QSS and ADVISOR toolboxes are included for vehicle design simulations and energy efficiency analysis, and battery management system (BMS) modeling and energy flow simulations help students understand battery performance under different operational scenarios
- Module Details:
- EV Architecture Modelling & Simulations: Vehicle Layout, Powertrain Architecture, Energy Flow Modeling
- Road Load Understanding: Forces Acting on Vehicles, Load Distribution
- Road Load Analysis: Modeling Aerodynamic Drag, Rolling Resistance, Gradient Forces
- Inverter Design and Modeling: Sizing, Efficiency, Thermal Management
- Advanced Simscape Modeling: Electrical, Mechanical, Thermal Modeling for EV Systems
- QSS and ADVISOR Toolbox Applications: Vehicle Design Simulations, Energy Efficiency Analysis
- BMS Modeling and Energy Analysis: Battery Performance Modeling, Energy Flow Simulations
Module 4: Certification Course in ANSYS Engineering for Electric Vehicles: Fundamentals to Structural Analysis
- Module Description:
- This module introduces students to computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided engineering (CAE), and the ANSYS software suite, which is widely used in engineering design and simulation. Beginning with an overview of CAD tools, students are introduced to ANSYS’s role in EV engineering. The module covers finite element analysis (FEA) and material selection, critical for understanding EV component durability and safety. Students learn how to set up projects, handle geometry, and build CAD models for import into ANSYS. Advanced meshing techniques, boundary conditions, and load applications are taught for structural analysis, with a focus on mesh generation and analysis setup.
- Module Details:
- Introduction to CAD/CAE and ANSYS: Overview of CAD Tools, ANSYS for Engineering Design
- Fundamentals of FEA and Material Properties: Finite Element Analysis, Material Selection for EVs
- ANSYS Project Setup and Geometry Handling: Building CAD Models, Importing into ANSYS
- Meshing, Analysis Setup, and Structural Analysis: Mesh Generation, Boundary Conditions, Load Applications
- Skills Covered
- Projects
Performed system-level modeling and simulation to evaluate key aspects of EV design, including road load forces, battery system behavior, inverter and converter performance, and hybrid EV configurations using MATLAB and Simulink.
Perform structural analysis on EV components subjected to static loads to enhance
reliability and safety.
Designing, modeling and analysis of motor systems and different motor technologies, focusing on performance characterization.
- Benefits
- Comprehensive foundational knowledge in EV technology.
- Hands-on experience with EV modeling and simulation.
- Exposure to cutting-edge tools like MATLAB, SIMULINK, and ANSYS.
- Opportunity to build a career in a fast-growing industry.
- Real-world project experience for a strong portfolio.
- Gain specialized skills in EV motor drive and control systems.
- Expand career opportunities in the EV industry.
- Enhance problem-solving and analytical skills with hands-on projects.
- Build expertise in industry-standard software for EV design.
- Network with industry experts and professionals in the EV field.
- Design and optimize electric vehicle motor drive systems.
- Simulate and model key EV components (motors, batteries, inverters, BMS) for real-world scenarios.
- Model EV components for real-world applications.
- Apply advanced simulation techniques to predict EV performance.
- Analyze and interpret EV data to optimize performance.
- Develop solutions for EV-specific challenges in design and simulation.
- Utilize CAD/CAE tools for structural design and analysis of electric vehicle components.
- Mode of Learning
Complete on-site
classroom program
Location: Mumbai
LIVE + Recorded + Onsite + Hardware + Workshop
LIVE + Weekend on-site sessions
Location: Pune, Delhi
LIVE + Recorded + Hardware + Workshop
Location: Global
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