University of Colorado Boulder - Electric Vehicle Sensors
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Electric Vehicle Sensors at Coursera Overview
Duration | 41 hours |
Total fee | Free |
Mode of learning | Online |
Official Website | Explore Free Course  |
Credential | Certificate |
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Electric Vehicle Sensors at Coursera Highlights
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Electric Vehicle Sensors at Coursera Course details
- Electric Vehicle Sensors starts with a discussion on how electric vehicles work differently from gasoline or diesel fuel powered vehicles and the major types of electric vehicles
- It then moves to the unique components of full electric and hybrid electric vehicles, and how in-vehicle and external battery charging systems work
- We reference all the sensors that are used for in-vehicle and outside unique components
- Then we do a deep dive into how each of these sensors work
Electric Vehicle Sensors at Coursera Curriculum
How Electric Vehicles Work
1: Course and Module Introduction
2: Types of Electric Vehicles
3: Battery Electric Vehicle
4: Hybrid Electric Vehicle
5: Mild Hybrid Electric Vehicle
6: Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle
7: Electric Bus
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Major Electrical Components
1: Module Introduction
2: AC Synchronous Motors
3: Internal Permanent Magnet - Synchronous Reluctance Motor
4: Power and Torque in Synchronous Motors
5: Transmissions in Electric Vehicles
6: Traction Inverters
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Battery Charging and Measurement
1: Module Introduction
2: Battery Charging
3: Battery Modules
4: Regenerative Braking
5: Current Measurement
6: Voltage Measurement
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Sensors Critical to EV Performance
1: Module Introduction
2: Torque Sensors
3: Speed Sensors
4: Thermistors
5: Teardown of Electronic Device with onboard thermal sensor
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