Target audiences
- B. Tech 4th year / M. Tech / MS / PhD
- Working professionals in EE, ECE, Mech, Engineering Design.
- Aerospace Engineering students interested in Electric Vehicles
- Everyone who are interested in Electric Vehicles
This course provides a deeper understanding of the fundamentals of Electric Vehicles (EVs), especially in the context of India. As part of the course, students will be exposed to technology associated with each element of an EV drive-train; they will also study the economics of EVs in comparison with petrol-powered vehicles.
This NPTEL Online Certification course (NOC) of 48 Online Lectures/Modules on “Fundamentals of Electric vehicles: Technology & Economics” was prepared by the Professors at IIT Madras specifically targeting the Electrical Engineering Discipline and published on the National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning (NPTEL) website.
These Modules are divided as per a 7 weeks course, comprising lectures as follows:
Topics Discussed
The key topics that are going to be discussed in this course are
- Overview of Electric Vehicles in India
- Vehicle Dynamics
- Vehicle Subsystems: EV Power-train
3.1 Storage for EVs
3.2 Fundamentals of EV Battery Pack design
3.3 EV Motors and Controllers: Fundamentals and Design - Vehicle Accessories
- Battery Charging and Swapping
- Management of EV Infrastructure
Books and references
Electric Powertrain – Energy Systems, Power electronics and drives for Hybrid, electric and fuel cell vehicles by John G. Hayes and A. Goodarzi, Wiley Publication
Course Features
- Lectures 76
- Quizzes 1
- Duration 50 hours
- Language English
- Students 52
- Assessments Self
- Week 1
Module 1 - Overview of Electric Vehicles in India
- Overview of Electric Vehicles in India
- Can India Drive its EV program Innovatively and Differently and scale? – Part 1
- Can India Drive its EV program Innovatively and Differently and scale? – Part 2
- A bit about batteries
- Charging and Swapping Infrastructure
- Where will we get Lithium for batteries?
- EV Subsystems
- Week 1 : Assignment
- Week 2
Module 2: Vehicle Dynamics
- Week 3
- Week 4
- Week 5
- Week 6
- Week 7
- Electrical Design – Part 1
- Electrical Design – Part 2
- Electrical Design – Part 3
- BMS Design of Electric Vehicle – Part 1
- BMS Design of Electric Vehicle – Part 2
- BMS Design of Electric Vehicle – Part 3
- EV Motors and Controllers – Understanding Flow – Part 1
- EV Motors and Controllers – Understanding Flow – Part 2
- Week 8
- Power and Efficiency
- Torque Production – Part 1
- Torque Production – Part 2
- Torque Production – Part 3
- Speed and Back EMF
- The d-q Equivalent circuit – Part 1
- The d-q Equivalent circuit – Part 2
- Field-oriented Control
- Three phase AC – Part 1
- Three phase AC – Part 2
- Thermal Design – Part 1
- Thermal Design – Part 2
- Engineering Considerations – Part 1
- Engineering Considerations – Part 2
- Future Frontiers
- EV Chargers: Introduction
- EV Chargers: Slow or Fast – Part 1
- EV Chargers: Slow or Fast – Part 2
- Battery Swapping
- Standardization and On board Chargers
- Public Chargers – Part 1
- Public Chargers – Part 2
- Bulk Chargers/Swap Stations – Part 1
- Bulk Chargers/Swap Stations – Part 2
- Economics of Public Chargers in context
- Analytics – Part 1
- Analytics – Part 2
- Course Summary
