Design of Electric Vehicles (Modul MW2076, Online)
Contact
Contact: vl.efzg.ftm(at)ed.tum.de
Available online
The lecture is held online and is based on videos from the summer term 2024.
Available online at: Moodle: Auslegung von Elektrofahrzeugen
TUMonline
| Lecturer (assistant) | |
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| Number | 0000004341 |
| Type | lecture |
| Duration | 3 SWS |
| Term | Wintersemester 2024/25 |
| Language of instruction | German |
| Position within curricula | See TUMonline |
| Dates | See TUMonline |
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Admission information
Objectives
Having participated in this course the students have gained an overall overview of the boundaries and differences of electromobility compared to conventional solutions as well as of relevant components in electric automobiles.
Further more they have aquired certain knowledge about the develompment, packaging and topology of electric vehicles.
They are able to characterize certain components such as the eletrified drive chain or energy-storage systems and to describe their functioning. Moreover, they are in a position to assess the construction/dimensioning of, for instance, drive and battery.
Further more they have aquired certain knowledge about the develompment, packaging and topology of electric vehicles.
They are able to characterize certain components such as the eletrified drive chain or energy-storage systems and to describe their functioning. Moreover, they are in a position to assess the construction/dimensioning of, for instance, drive and battery.
Description
In the course of this lecture all relevant aspects of electromobility as well as concepts, components, and issues concerning electric-driven vehicles are discussed successively:
* Introduction: Status of Electromobility regarding the total mobility
* Carbon footprint and environmental impacts
* User behavior and norm cycles: discussion of fleet data to evaluate the user behavior; vehicle comparisons based on norm cycles
* Vehicle package and derivation of vehicle concepts
* Drivetrain concepts: Components of the drivetrain, electrified drivetrain concepts
* Impact of Electromobility on vehicle components
* Thermal management, air-conditioning for EV and pre-conditioning of the HV battery
* Electric engines: principle, overview, range of usage, efficiency
* Power electronics: technologies, physical principles, efficiency
* Battery system: types of batteries, aging, battery models, SOC, SOH, design, safety, cooling
* Battery management system
* High Voltage-Safety: HV-components, standards, high-voltage on-board system, EMC
* Impact on the power grid and charging: Types of charging, battery exchange systems, functional safety, Well to Wheel, Vehicle to grid, Vehicle to building
* Introduction: Status of Electromobility regarding the total mobility
* Carbon footprint and environmental impacts
* User behavior and norm cycles: discussion of fleet data to evaluate the user behavior; vehicle comparisons based on norm cycles
* Vehicle package and derivation of vehicle concepts
* Drivetrain concepts: Components of the drivetrain, electrified drivetrain concepts
* Impact of Electromobility on vehicle components
* Thermal management, air-conditioning for EV and pre-conditioning of the HV battery
* Electric engines: principle, overview, range of usage, efficiency
* Power electronics: technologies, physical principles, efficiency
* Battery system: types of batteries, aging, battery models, SOC, SOH, design, safety, cooling
* Battery management system
* High Voltage-Safety: HV-components, standards, high-voltage on-board system, EMC
* Impact on the power grid and charging: Types of charging, battery exchange systems, functional safety, Well to Wheel, Vehicle to grid, Vehicle to building
Teaching and learning methods
In the lecture, the course content is communicated by means of lecture and presentation. More complex issues are derived and illustrated using a tablet PC. During the lecture, explicit questions are asked that require students to transfer their knowledge and where students are given the opportunity to speak up and discuss a possible solution.