Description

IES-EV-353

E-Mobility Motors & Li-Ion Battery Cut-Section Display Workbench

EV Motor and Battery Cut Section Training Kit is a specialized educational platform designed to provide clear understanding of electric vehicle components, internal motor construction, and lithium-ion battery systems.

This system features cut-section hub motors, mid-drive motors, Li-ion battery pack with BMS, motor controller, and EV charging components, allowing students to visually explore and understand the internal working of EV systems.

It is ideal for EV classrooms, training institutes, engineering colleges, and skill development centers where conceptual clarity and component-level understanding are essential.

KEY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Display Workbench Structure
  Stand-mounted demonstration frame designed for mounting EV components and training displays.
• Cut-Section Motor Models
  Cut-section hub motor and mid-drive motor models for studying internal construction of EV traction motors.
• Motor Controller Module
  EV motor controller unit used for demonstration of motor control electronics and power modules.
• Battery & Energy Storage System
  Lithium-ion battery pack with battery management system module for understanding battery protection and monitoring functions.
• Charging System Components
  EV onboard charger and multiple charging connectors for demonstration of different charging interfaces.
• Power Electronics Modules
  DC-DC converter and associated power electronics modules used in electric vehicle auxiliary systems.
• Control Interfaces
  Throttle control units and electrical switches used for vehicle operation and input control.
• Vehicle Electrical Components
  Lighting and indicator modules used for demonstration of auxiliary electrical systems.
• Sensors & Monitoring Devices
  Typical EV sensors such as Hall sensors and pedal assist sensors for studying sensing mechanisms.
• Wiring & Electrical Connections
  Demonstration wiring harness and connection points for understanding electrical routing and subsystem integration.

RANGE OF EXPERIMENTS

• Identification of major electric vehicle drivetrain components

• Study of internal motor construction using cut-section models

• Understanding of lithium battery pack and BMS operation

• Identification of EV charging connectors and charging systems

• Study of EV sensors and control input devices

• Analysis of vehicle electrical components and auxiliary systems

• Understanding wiring harness routing and subsystem connections

FEATURES

• Real EV components mounted for educational demonstration

• Cut-section motor and battery models for internal visualization

• Stand-type display structure suitable for classroom instruction

• Clear component layout for easy identification and explanation

• Multiple EV charging connectors for training and familiarization

• Suitable for EV laboratories, classrooms and training workshops