Development of Hybrid Drives using MATLAB & Simulink in Chennai
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Syllabus
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Course Overview
- The students will gain a thorough knowledge of how hybrid electric drives work in the automotive industry.
- Students will gain exposure to:
- Basics of Hybrid Electric Powertrains
- Existing and Future Architectures
- Powertrain System Design Modelling
- Simulation and Controls related to Powertrains
- The students are exposed to the modern trends and standard practices being followed in the industry right now.
- The main goals of this course are to teach the concepts of hybrid electric vehicles and to assist in the creation of a complete electric vehicle using MATLAB and Simulink.
- This course forms the foundation for anyone willing to take up a career as a Modelling and Simulation Engineer.
Course Syllabus in Chennai
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Week 1 - Introduction to Course: Objectives and Scope
The following topics are covered this week.
- Current Transportation Scenario
- Driving Factors
- Automotive Trends
- Technologies
- Hybrid Vehicles
- Course Outline
Week 2 - Vehicle Dynamics: Longitudinal Traction Equations and Road Load Equations
The following topics are covered this week.
- Longitudinal Lumped Dynamics of a Vehicle
- Tractive Forces
- Loads Acting on a Vehicle
- Power Requirement Calculations
Week 3 - System Development and Testing, Drive Cycles
The following topics are covered this week.
- Testing Objective and Parameters
- Drive Cycles
- Energy and Power Requirement for the Cycle
- Different Test Procedures
Week 4 - Energy and Performance: Analysis and Modeling
The following topics are covered this week:
- Fuel Efficiency
- Energy Consumption
- Acceleration Performance
- Drive Quality
- Purpose/Applications and Types of Modeling
- Energy Flow
- Forward and Backward Models
Week 5 - Hybrid Architectures
Hybrid drives are drivetrains that consist of an engine and an electric motor. There are different architectures for hybrid drives, each having its own advantages and disadvantages. This week, the following topic is discussed in detail.
- Hybrid Drive Architecture
Week 6 - IC Engines
The following topics are covered this week.
- Drivetrain Basics
- Engine Basics
- Operation
- Engine Maps
- BSFC
- Efficiency
- Emissions
Week 7 - Transmission
The following topics are covered this week.
- Transmission Types:
- MT, AMT, AT, CVT, DCT, EVT, and DHT
- Torque Converters
- Planetary Gear Sets
- Clutches
- Function
- Losses
Week 8 - Electric Motors & Power Electronics
The following topics are covered this week.
- Principle of Operation
- Different Types:
- DC, AC, PMSM, Induction, and SRM
- Efficiency
- Losses
- Advantages
- Disadvantages
- Electric Drives
- Inverters
- Motor Control and Other Power Electronics
Week 9 - Energy Storage Systems
The following topics are covered this week.
- Flywheels
- Batteries
- Ultracapacitors
- Hydrogen
- Battery definitions:
- C-rate
- Capacity
- SOC
- Specific Energy
- Specific Power
- Modeling
- Controls
- BMS
Week 10 - Energy and Performance Management
The following topics are covered this week.
- Energy Management Strategies
- Charge Sustaining/Depleting
- Ways to Improve Fuel Economy
- Performance
Week 11 - Optimization of Hybrid Drives
In this week, the following topics are covered.
- Optimal Design and Optimal Control of Hybrid Drives
- Optimization of Hybrid Drives for Accurate and Efficient Operation
Week 12 - Current architectures
In this week, the following topics are covered.
- Vehicles that use Hybrid Drivetrains
- The Benefits of using Hybrid Drivetrains
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Industry Projects in Chennai
Our projects are designed by experts in the industry to reflect industry standards. By working through our projects, Learners will gain a practical understanding of what they will take on at a larger-scale in the industry. In total, there are 2 Projects that are available in this program.
Development of Forward Energy Based Fuel Consumption Model of a Conventional Vehicle
Development of a Forward Energy Based Fuel Consumption Model of a P1 Hybrid Vehicle
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Instructors profiles
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1 industry expert
Our instructors are industry experts along with a passion to teach.
7 years in the experience range
Instructors with 7 years extensive industry experience.
Areas of expertise
- Electrical automotive engineering
- Automotive design engineering
- Applied Electronics
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