Diploma in HEV/PHEV Energy Control and EMS Strategies

The Diploma in HEV/PHEV Energy Control and EMS Strategies delves into the design and management of hybrid (HEV) and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) propulsion systems, focusing on Energy Management System (EMS) strategies. It covers the control of electric motors, high-voltage batteries, and the optimization of energy consumption. It includes the analysis of simulation models, test bench testing, and the application of control algorithms for efficiency and performance. Topics such as fault diagnosis, electrical safety, and homologation regulations are explored. The diploma program offers practical training in the use of simulation tools and development platforms for the modeling and control of hybrid systems. The different HEV/PHEV architectures and their components, such as DC/DC converters and inverters, are studied. The objective is to train participants to design, implement, and optimize EMS strategies that improve the range, performance, and efficiency of hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles. Target keywords (natural in the text): HEV/PHEV, EMS strategies, energy management, high-voltage batteries, simulation models, control algorithms, hybrid vehicles, energy efficiency.