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Course description
This unit provides a comprehensive introduction to the fundamentals and practical aspects of electric vehicle (EV) battery technology and servicing. Students will explore the core principles of battery electrochemistry, learn how to assess battery performance, and evaluate key metrics such as capacity, efficiency, and state of health.
The unit covers a wide range of battery types, including emerging and upcoming battery technologies, emphasizing their unique characteristics, applications, and comparative advantages for different electric vehicle technologies.
Participants will develop skills to monitor battery performance using onboard management systems, interpret charge and discharge cycles, and analyze thermal behavior to ensure safe and efficient operation. Practical strategies for battery maintenance, replacement, and thermal management will be examined to maximize lifespan and performance in diverse environmental conditions.
The unit also introduces fuel cell technology, exploring various fuel cell types, their operation, and recent developments, providing students with an understanding of alternative energy sources for electric vehicles.
By the end of the unit, learners will be equipped to make informed decisions regarding battery selection, servicing, and management, preparing them for careers in EV maintenance, diagnostics, and sustainable transport technologies.
Overall Learning Outcomes
LO1 Assess and evaluate battery fundamentals and battery performance in electric vehicles.
LO2 Identify and compare battery types, such as lead-acid, alkaline, sodium-nickel chloride, sodium-sulphur, lithium-ion, super-capacitors, and flywheels.
LO3 Identify battery types’ unique characteristics, applications, and comparative advantages in electric vehicle technology.
LO4 Monitor electric vehicle battery performance to make informed decisions regarding maintenance and replacement.
LO5 Apply battery thermal management to ensure optimal battery operation and longevity in various environmental conditions.
LO6 Explore fuel cell technology, including different types of fuel cells, their operation, and recent developments in the field, fostering an understanding of alternative power sources and their potential applications in electric vehicles
Assessment Method – various
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