Explain the fundamentals of electric vehicle (EV) technology, including motor types, components, and system architecture for both 2-wheelers and 4-wheelers.
Assemble and troubleshoot EV motors through guided lab sessions, applying diagnostic techniques to identify and resolve mechanical and electrical faults.
Understand EV battery systems, including cell chemistry, configuration, and safety protocols, and perform battery pack testing using standard lab procedures.
Set up and evaluate EV charging stations, analysing charging characteristics, safety requirements, and infrastructure needs through hands-on demonstrations.
Analyse power systems in EVs, including hub motor structures and DC-DC converter efficiency, using lab-based measurements and performance metrics.
Utilize mobile-based tools for EV maintenance, including apps for diagnostics, documentation, and digital troubleshooting, to simulate real-world service workflows.