| Course Status | Ongoing Course with ERC Content |
|---|---|
| Campus | University of Colorado Boulder |
| Course Level | Graduate |
| Course ID | ECEN 5607 |
| Course Title | Power Electronics for Electrified Transportation |
| Engineered Systems Focus? | Yes |
| Multidisciplinary Content? | No |
| Team Taught? | No |
| Which project does this pertain to? | Charging Stations |
| Used at more than 1 ERC institutuion? | No |
| Instructors | Dragan Maksimovic |
| ASPIRE Content | Electric vehicle system architectures and dynamics (HEV, PHEV, EV), vehicle dynamics, closed-loop regulation of vehicle speed, vehicle modeling and simulations over drive cycles using MATLAB/Simulink, rating and sizing of drivetrain components, battery systems, battery management electronics, bidirectional dc-dc converters, inverters and ac motor drives, chargers and charging infrastructure, overview of ASPIRE research, extra-credit individual student projects |
| Associated Image(s) | -- |
| Relevant links to online folders with additional materials and/or social media postings | -- |
| "Shout-outs"/Achievements | The course Power Electronics for Electrified Transportation is continuously updated based on advances in ASPIRE research projects including Charging Station of the Future and Pavement Integrated Wireless Charging. Extra-credit student projects additionally include aspects of Smart and Secure Charging, and Systems of Systems. |
| Additional Information | Enrollment: 40 MS and PhD students |