Electromobility

1. Vehicle driving resistances, energy consumption during driving, and emissions associated with the energy production and utilization chain (well-to-miles).
2. Configuration of the traction systems of electric and hybrid vehicles (BEV, HEV, PHEV, mild hybrid, and micro hybrid vehicles).
3. Traction system components: electric motors and traction converters.
4. Energy sources for electric and hybrid vehicles: battery technologies, supercapacitors, fuel cells, battery management systems, battery chargers, and energy transfer concepts (vehicle-to-vehicle, vehicle-to-grid).
5. Mathematical modeling of various vehicle traction system configurations. Driving cycle modeling and energy consumption analysis.
6. Basic communication standards used in the automotive industry, including CAN and LIN. Measurement and analysis of CAN and LIN communication in vehicles and vehicle simulators.
7. Real-time simulation of vehicle dynamics.
8. Measurement of vehicle performance using a MAHA chassis dynamometer.

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[5] Študijné materiály na portáli Moodle TUKE.