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Electric Vehicle Essentials 2: Motors, Electrification and Charging Systems

Name: Electric Vehicle Essentials 2: Motors, Electrification and Charging Systems
Price: 5000 INR
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Rating: 4.5 (42 reviews)

The second EV Essentials course, focused on the electrical heart of the vehicle. It covers power electronics for EVs (semiconductor devices, switching, losses, DC-DC, AC-DC and DC-AC conversion, controllers), traction motors (DC, AC, BLDC, PMSM, SRM, regenerative braking, motor control and thermal systems), vehicle ele

7.5+ hours

53 video lessons

6 modules

beginner

English

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Course Curriculum

64 lessons across 6 modules

Module 1

Welcome to the Course!

1 lesson

1
Sign up at eMobility.careers to get exclusive EV job Opportunities!
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Module 2

Module 1: Power Electronics for EV systems

15 lessons

1
Topic 1: Introduction to Power Electronics for EVs
8 min· free trial
2
Topic 2: Basics of Power Electronics
15 min· free trial
3
Topic 3: Semiconductor Devices
17 min
4
Topic 4: Electronics Operations
9 min
5
Topic 5: Switching Mechanism
4 min
6
Topic 6: Loss of power
6 min
7
Topic 7: Control and Modulation Techniques
10 min
8
Topic 8: Heat and Thermal Control
13 min
9
Topic 9: DC-DC Converter Systems
10 min
10
Topic 10: AC DC Rectification
10 min
11
Topic 11: DC-AC Systems
9 min
12
Topic 12: Voltage and Current Source System
5 min
13
Topic 13: Power Flow Systems
5 min
14
Topic 14: EV Controllers
5 min
15
Topic 15: Control Techniques
11 min

Module 3

Module 2: Motor Systems for Electric Vehicles

19 lessons

1
Topic 1: Introduction to EV Motors
9 min
2
Topic 1: Electric Vehicle Motors_ Types, Characteristics & System Architecture
27 min
3
Topic 2: BLDC Motors Explained _ Working, Hall Sensors, PWM & EV Applications
21 min
4
Topic 2: Direct Current Operating Motor
5 min
5
Topic 3: Alternating Current Operating Motors
5 min
6
Topic 4: BLDC Motors
4 min
7
Topic 5: PMSM Motors
5 min
8
Topic 6: Switched Reluctance Motors
4 min
9
Topic 7: EV Traction Motors
5 min
10
Topic 8: Analyzing Motor Performance
8 min
11
Topic 9: Concept of Regenerative Braking
6 min
12
Topic 10: Propulsion systems in EV Motors
7 min
13
Topic 11: Motor Controller Systems
6 min
14
Topic 12: Motor Thermal Systems
4 min
15
Topic 13: Industry Motor Examples
3 min
16
EV Essentials 2 Module 1 Quiz
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EV Essentials 2 Module 1 Quiz Solutions
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EV Essentials 2 Module 2 Quiz
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EV Essentials 2 Module 2 Quiz Solutions
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Module 4

Module 3: Vehicle Electrification Systems

14 lessons

1
Topic 1: Understanding Vehicle Electrication
8 min
2
Topic 2: Vehicle Power Distribution
12 min
3
Topic 3: Charging Circuit Understanding
9 min
4
Topic 4: Understanding VCUs
9 min
5
Topic 5: VCU Design
9 min
6
Topic 6: High Power Systems
13 min
7
Topic 7: Electrical Systems
11 min
8
Topic 8: Electrical Standard
14 min
9
Topic 9: Electrical Testing
12 min
10
Topic 10: Telematics Systems
13 min
11
Topic 11: Advanced Systems in Electrical Systems
16 min
12
Topic 12: Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) and Interference
7 min
13
EV Essentials 2 Module 3 Quiz
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EV Essentials 2 Module 3 Quiz Solutions
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Module 5

Module 4: Electric Vehicle Charging Technology

13 lessons

1
Topic 1: Introduction of Charging Technology for EVs
8 min
2
Topic 2: Classification of Charging Technologies
9 min
3
Topic 3: On Board Charging Systems
10 min
4
Topic 4: Infrastructure Network
6 min
5
Topic 5: Home Charging Systems
6 min
6
Topic 6: High Speed Charging Solutions
8 min
7
Topic 7: Concept of Battery Swapping
10 min
8
Topic 8: Concept of V2G Systems
7 min
9
Topic 9: Grid Integration for EVs.
6 min
10
Topic 10: Charging Challenges and Possible Solutions
6 min
11
Topic 11: Renewable Energy Integration
7 min
12
EV Essentials 2 Module 4 Quiz
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EV Essential 2 Module 4 Quiz Solutions
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Module 6

DIY Projects:

2 lessons

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Project 1: Design of an EV Onboard Charger Architecture Configuration
assignment
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Congratulations on Successfully Completing the Course!
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Earn a certificate

Add this credential to your resume — and watch employers ask about it

Every completing learner receives a joint certificate carrying ASDC (Government of India) and AICTE NEAT recognition. The certificate carries a public verification code recruiters can validate in seconds via emobility.careers.

Issued when you complete the lessons and required quizzes and assignments
Digitally signed, with a public verification link and QR code
Anyone — an employer or a college — can check it in seconds
Shows the course title and the skills it covers

System Requirements

Hardware & software you'll need

What to have ready before you start this course.

Hardware

Laptop, tablet or smartphone with internet access to stream video lessons
Notebook for circuit and block diagrams

Software

Modern web browser to access the course player

Associated Skills

What you'll be able to put on your résumé

Power semiconductor devicesSwitching and lossesDC-DC convertersInverters and rectifiersEV controllersBLDC and PMSM motorsSwitched reluctance motorsRegenerative brakingVCU designPower distributionEMC basicsOnboard chargers

DIY Projects Included

Hardware-grounded projects in your portfolio

Work you build while learning — submitted in the course and reviewed by a trainer, and yours to show afterwards.

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Project 01

Motor selection comparison

Compare BLDC, PMSM and switched reluctance motors for an electric scooter and a small car on efficiency, cost, control complexity and thermal needs, and pick one for each.

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Project 02

EV power distribution diagram

Draw the high-voltage and low-voltage power distribution of an EV, showing battery, DC-DC converter, inverter, motor, VCU, charger and telematics, using the Module 3 lessons.

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Project 03

Capstone: onboard charger architecture

Complete the course project on designing an EV onboard charger architecture configuration, including the conversion stages from AC input to battery, and submit it for trainer review.

Course Benefits

What you'll get out of it

Two audiences. Two angles. Pick the one that maps to where you are today.

For Working Professionals

Electrical system clarity
Understand how converters, motors, VCUs and chargers work together in a vehicle.
Motor technology choices
Compare DC, AC, BLDC, PMSM and SRM motors and how they are controlled.
Standards and testing
Get an introduction to electrical standards, electrical testing and EMC issues in EVs.
Charging landscape
Cover onboard, home and fast charging, battery swapping, V2G and grid integration.

For Students & Freshers

Links theory to vehicles
Power electronics and machines from your syllabus are explained through EV applications.
Broad electrical base
Prepares you for specialist courses in motors, charging and embedded systems.
Module quizzes
Quizzes with solutions after each module help you revise as you go.
Design project
The onboard charger architecture project is a focused electrical design exercise.

What this course includes

Everything you get when you enrol

4 Modules
51 Lectures
7.2 Hours of video content.
4 Quizzes with Solutions.
1 Project Assignment.
PPTs for Each Module in PDF Format.
Certification of Completion.

Who can take this course?

If any of these sound like you — you'll thrive here

Electrical and electronics students who want to see how power electronics and motors are used in EVs
Mechanical engineers who need a working understanding of EV motors, controllers and electrical systems
Learners who have finished EV Essentials 1 and want to move into the electrical side
Automotive electricians and technicians who want to understand VCUs, power distribution and EMC
Programme students preparing for specialist motor, charging or embedded courses

Practise on real hardware

EV Embedded Development Kit

STM32 controller and Smart BMS unit
CAN, UART, I2C, SPI and Bluetooth
Sensors, LCD, OLED and motor control
15+ guided experiments at home

₹10,000 + GST

See what's in the kit

Trainer Support

Stuck on a concept? Ask a trainer.

Post questions about converters, motor types, VCUs or charging topics in the course Q&A on the portal and a trainer will answer there. Programme students can also use live doubt-clearing sessions when scheduled.

Ask questions in the course Q&A, right next to the lesson
Trainers answer on the portal — you're notified when they reply
Assignments and projects you submit are reviewed by a trainer
Live doubt-clearing sessions when they're scheduled for the course

Bharat eMobility Recruitathon

Meet the EV industry in person

The Bharat eMobility Recruitathon brings our learners face to face with companies hiring across the EV industry. Watch the Delhi and Pune chapters.

Delhi chapterRecruitathon

Pune chapterRecruitathon

Watch all the videos on YouTube

Reviews

4.5 ★ from 42 student reviews

★★★★★
It was very nice
Pravin J. · Sept 2026
★★★★★
it's very interesting and gainful.
DINESH M. · Sept 2026
★★★★★
great knowledge about EV
Sunil M. · Jul 2026
★★★★★
good
Rajagopalan S. · Jun 2026
★★★★★
nice class
Sandeep K. · Jun 2026
★★★★★
It's nice and very informative all lecture
PRINCE K. · Jun 2026

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Should I take EV Essentials 1 first?

It is recommended. Essentials 1 covers the industry, EV architectures and batteries; Essentials 2 builds on that with power electronics, motors, electrification and charging.

Do I need a power electronics background?

No. Module 1 starts from the basics of power electronics and semiconductor devices before moving to converters and controllers.

Is any software needed?

No. The course is delivered as recorded video lessons on the portal.

What is the project?

Designing an EV onboard charger architecture configuration. You submit it from the lesson in the course player and trainers review it.

Will I get a certificate?

Yes. When you complete all lessons and the required quizzes and assignments, you receive a digitally signed certificate that anyone can check through its public verification link or QR code.

Which programmes include this course?

It is part of the Advanced Nanodegrees in Battery & BMS, Electrical, Mechanical, Embedded Systems and ADAS & AUTOSAR, the Professional Certification Programmes in Battery & Powertrain, Motor & Drives, EV Charging & Hydrogen, EV Industry Ecosystem, EV Embedded Systems, EV Design & Simulation and EV Electrical Design & Simulation, and the PG Certificate Programme in EV & Embedded Systems.

How is the course delivered?

As recorded video lessons on the portal that you watch at your own pace, with quizzes, assignments and a project where the course includes them. Your progress is saved lesson by lesson.

What if I get stuck?

Ask in the course's Q&A on the portal — a trainer answers there. Live doubt-clearing sessions are added when they are scheduled for the course.

What certificate will I get?

A digitally signed certificate of completion once you finish the lessons and the required quizzes and assignments. Each certificate has a public verification link and QR code anyone can check.

Talk to a counsellor

Questions about Electric Vehicle Essentials 2: Motors, Electrification and Charging Systems?

Leave your details — a counsellor will call you about the syllabus, fees, EMI and certificates.

Technical Expertise You Will Gain

Where Electric Vehicle Essentials 2: Motors, Electrification and Charging Systems can take you

The roles these skills are used in, what you'll be able to do, and the parts of the industry that need it.

Key Job Roles

→EV electrical systems engineer (entry level)
→Motor and controller application trainee
→Power electronics graduate engineer
→EV charging technician or engineer
→EV wiring harness and electrical integration engineer

Skill Sets

→Explain how semiconductor switches, modulation and losses affect EV power electronics
→Describe DC-DC, AC-DC and DC-AC converters and where each is used in an EV
→Compare EV traction motor types and explain regenerative braking
→Explain the role and design considerations of a vehicle control unit
→Describe EV power distribution, electrical testing and EMC concerns
→Outline charging options including onboard charging, fast charging, swapping and V2G

Where These Skills Are Used

→Electric vehicle manufacturers
→Motor and controller manufacturers
→Power electronics suppliers
→EV charger manufacturers
→Wiring harness and vehicle electrical suppliers
→Charging infrastructure operators

Government-Certified · Industry-Endorsed · Learner-Approved

Globally recognised credentials

ASDC (Govt of India)

Automotive Skills Development Council — recognised by major OEMs worldwide.

AICTE NEAT

National Educational Alliance for Technology — issued under AICTE's premium learning ecosystem.

Learner Stories

What our learners say

The hardware-first approach made all the difference. Came in from a generalist electronics background; the BMS and motor-drive modules gave me concrete vocabulary I could carry into Infineon interviews.

Souvik Hazra

Senior Manager · Infineon Technologies

Industry-grade depth without the academic ivory tower. The MATLAB Simulink + capstone defence prepared me for exactly the kind of cross-functional EV problems we solve at Cummins.

Sharad Yeola

Application Controls Lead · Cummins Inc.

Started with electronics, walked into a BMS role in Germany. The applied projects + mentor reviews are what carried me through — the certifications opened the door, the depth got me hired.

Jagatjit Barik

Sr. R&D Engineer (BMS xEV) · Mercedes-Benz

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