Energy Storage for Electric Vehicles
Master Energy Storage Systems Used in Electric Vehicles—From Basics to Advanced Concepts
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Master Energy Storage Systems Used in Electric Vehicles—From Basics to Advanced Concepts
Electric vehicles (EVs) are transforming the transportation industry, and at the heart of every EV lies a powerful and intelligent energy storage system. This course, "Energy Storage for Electric Vehicles," offers a comprehensive introduction to the technologies, components, and principles behind energy storage systems used in modern EVs.
Whether you're a student, engineer, EV enthusiast, or professional entering the electric mobility space, this course is designed to provide you with practical, easy-to-understand knowledge—starting from the basics and gradually advancing to more complex topics.
In this course, you’ll dive into battery technologies such as lithium-ion, solid-state, and emerging alternatives. You’ll learn how EV batteries are structured—from individual cells to entire battery packs—and how they store and deliver energy. We will also explore critical concepts like energy density, power density, state of charge (SoC), depth of discharge (DoD), and C-rate.
A major focus of this course is understanding the Battery Management System (BMS)—the brain behind the battery pack. You’ll discover how BMS ensures safe operation, monitors health, balances charge levels, and prevents hazards like thermal runaway.
Additionally, you’ll gain valuable insights into charging technologies including Level 1, Level 2, and DC fast charging, as well as the role of supercapacitors and hybrid storage systems. We’ll also cover thermal management systems, safety standards, and recycling practices that are critical to the longevity and sustainability of EV batteries.
What You’ll Learn:
The role of energy storage in electric vehicles
Working principles of various EV battery chemistries
Battery pack architecture: cells, modules, and configuration
Key performance metrics of EV batteries
Functions and design of Battery Management Systems (BMS)
Charging methods and infrastructure
Supercapacitors and hybrid energy storage systems
Thermal management and safety systems
Future trends: solid-state, sodium-ion, and second-life batteries
Who This Course Is For:
Engineering students and graduates (electrical, electronics, mechanical, etc.)
EV enthusiasts and hobbyists
Automotive and energy industry professionals
Entrepreneurs and product developers in the EV domain
Researchers, educators, and policy-makers interested in EV technologies
No prior experience with EVs or battery systems is needed—just a curiosity and eagerness to learn! The course is structured to explain technical concepts in simple, visual, and engaging ways, with real-world examples and applications.
By the end of the course, you'll have a solid understanding of how energy storage works in electric vehicles and how it is shaping the future of clean transportation.
Enroll now and become part of the EV revolution!
