Advanced Diagnostics & Troubleshooting for EV Charger Systems

This comprehensive course is designed to provide a strong foundation in diagnosing, troubleshooting, and maintaining EV charging systems. Participants will gain in-depth knowledge of EV charger components, power electronics, and communication protocols, coupled with hands-on experience in testing tools and real-world projects. Tailored for professionals and freshers, the course bridges the gap between theoretical understanding and practical application, preparing participants for diverse roles in the EV charging ecosystem.

Hardware & Software Required

Hardware: A computer with internet access for accessing course materials, videos, and conducting research.

Software: None

DIY Projects Included

Fault Analysis in a DC Fast Charger:
- Hands-on testing and repairing a faulty DC charger.
Protocol Debugging:
- Analyzing and fixing communication issues in an EV charger using CAN and OCPP tools.
Preventive Maintenance Routine:
- Designing a maintenance plan and testing its efficiency on real hardware.

Course Benefits

Freshers

Develop a strong foundation in EV charger components and systems.
Gain hands-on experience with diagnostic tools.
Build skills in analyzing schematics and technical diagrams.
Learn step-by-step troubleshooting methodologies.
Acquire essential safety knowledge for high-voltage systems.

Professionals

Enhance troubleshooting skills for complex charger systems.
Learn advanced techniques in protocol analysis and debugging.
Understand industry standards and certifications.
Gain expertise in preventive and corrective maintenance.
Prepare for leadership roles in EVSE development and support.

Technical expertise you will gain

Technical Expertise Gained:

Understanding charger architectures and components.
Diagnosing power electronic systems.
Performing firmware upgrades and debugging.
Analyzing and interpreting diagnostic logs.
Troubleshooting hardware and communication faults.
Using advanced tools like oscilloscopes and multimeters.
Ensuring compliance with safety protocols.
Conducting preventive maintenance and calibration.
Repairing and replacing faulty components.
Designing and executing load tests.

Learning Objectives Achieved:

Comprehend the working principles of EV chargers.
Identify and resolve common charging system issues.
Use diagnostic tools effectively for troubleshooting.
Analyze and repair communication protocol errors.
Implement preventive maintenance strategies.
Test and validate charger performance.
Read and interpret technical schematics.
Develop a systematic approach to fault isolation.
Ensure safe handling of high-voltage equipment.
Document and report repair and maintenance work effectively.

Key Job Areas

Job Roles

Skill Sets

Key Job Areas

Job Roles

Skill Sets

Who can take this course?

This course is suitable for individuals who have a foundational understanding of automotive engineering, electrical engineering, or a related field.

Freshers
Professionals