Li-ion Batteries Training Course
Course Topic: Li-ion Batteries
Languages: Polish and English
Durration: 8 hours
Format: Webinar or in-person (preferred)
Level of complexity: Basic, intermediate, or advanced, at your choice.
Target Audiences:
- Employees of authorized and private car service centers (mechanics, customer advisors)
- Office staff, dealers, managers, sales representatives, and representatives of global automotive and battery brands
- Corporate events for employees or clients of a specific company
- Engineers working for automotive and battery conglomerates
- Companies undergoing energy transformation towards electromobility
Benefits of the Training:
- Gaining accurate, up-to-date knowledge on electromobility for both office and workshop staff
- Substantive preparation for business projects in the modern automotive market
- Readiness of representatives, managers, and advisors to hold constructive conversations with clients about electromobility
About the Trainer:
Certified business presenter and experienced expert in the field of electromobility. Graduated from a unique 5-year Master's program in Electrical and Hybrid Vehicle Engineering at Warsaw University of Technology. Between 2022-2023, he conducted the only professional training programs on electromobility (electric drivetrains, hybrid drives, lithium-ion batteries, operating fluids) in Poland for the French conglomerate TotalEnergies/Elf. His training courses were extremely popular, especially at national automotive exhibitions. He is fluent in English. His mission is to deepen the knowledge of Polish society regarding modern automotive engineering.
This course is available as onsite live training in Poland or online live training.Course Outline
- Introduction: fundamentals of electrochemistry, what is a cell, primary vs. secondary cells, history of cell development, types of cells in industry
- Lithium-ion batteries: general and detailed structure, operating principles, detailed description of constituent elements (cathode, anode, electrolyte, membrane, salts)
- Types of batteries and their classification, materials used in cathodes, anodes, electrolytes, membranes, and salts, industrial applications
- Li-ion batteries: parameters (capacity, SOC, SOH, current-voltage parameters, charge/discharge cycles, lifespan, etc.), cell properties vs. types
- Charging Li-ion batteries, chargers, comparison of fast charge vs. slow charge
- Battery Management Systems (BMS): necessity of existence, operating principles, passive vs. active BMS systems, examples; ARBIN/capacity tests
- Li-ion batteries: storage
- Li-ion batteries: production and operation; End of Line testing
- Safety rules during production and for finished products
- Recycling/disposal of Li-ion batteries
Requirements
A unique, professional course on lithium-ion batteries led by an electromobility expert.
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A realistic representation of knowledge and methods used by actual AUTOSAR specialists in the automotive industry.
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