Embedded Power Electronics for Industrial Applications
Our training program emphasizes Embedded Power electronics for Industrial Applications, with a focus on industry standards and hands-on experience in state-of-the-art laboratories. Prepare for the evolving needs of the industry.
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Objective of the course
Power electronics is the backbone of modern industrial systems, enabling efficient energy conversion, control, and distribution in a wide array of applications. The Embedded Power Electronics for Industrial Applications program is designed to equip professionals with the skills and expertise needed to innovate and excel in this critical field.
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Interactive Learning Modules
Simulation Labs
Engage in virtual labs for practical simulations, allowing experimentation in a controlled environment. Gain confidence in implementing concepts without the need for physical hardware.
Code Review Sessions
Participate in code review sessions where your projects and assignments are evaluated by experienced professionals. Receive constructive feedback to enhance coding practices and software design skills.
Flexible Learning Paths
Customized Tracks
Tailor your learning journey based on specific areas of interest within embedded systems, such as IoT, robotics, or industrial automation. Choose electives that align with your career goals and aspirations.
Self-Paced Modules
Access pre-recorded lectures and resources at your convenience, allowing you to learn at your own pace. accommodate your professional and personal commitments while advancing your skills.
Continuous Learning Community
Alumni Network
Join a vibrant community of alumni who have successfully completed the program. Network, share experiences, and access exclusive opportunities for collaboration and professional growth
Lifetime Learning Access
Enjoy lifetime access to updated course materials, ensuring that you stay informed about the latest developments in embedded systems throughout your career.
Embedded Power electronics for Industrial Applications Overview
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Course Details
- MODULE: 1
- MODULE: 2
- MODULE: 3
- MODULE: 4
- MODULE: 5
PROGRAMMINGDURATION: 120 Hours
C & C++ With Data Structures
- Introduction to C & Data types, Operators
- Control Flow, Modular Programming, Inline Functions, Atomic Statement,
- Storage classes, Reentrance, Arrays & Strings – Character Arrays, Memory Allocation
- Unions, Structures, Pointers & Functions Pointers & Usage
- Hands-on tasks on C (Seed/Key), Bit Fields
- Portability issues in C, Hardware, Time, Space and Power-aware Programming,
- Debugging and Optimization of C programs
- Command Line Arguments & Files I/O, Block I/O, Random Access – f seek, f tell, rewind
- Debugging and Optimization of C programs
- Data structures Basics, Stack and Queues
- Linked list, Data structures Basics, Stack and Queues, Sorting Algorithms
OOPS With C++
- Introduction to Oops and C++
- Procedural Approach in C++
- Function Overloading & Name Mangling
- Object-oriented Approach in C++
- Operator overloading
- Constructors & Destructors
- Static and constants
- Friend: Function and class
- Inheritance and “is a” relationship
- Run time polymorphism
- Exception handling & Multi-Threading
EMBEDDED MICROCONTROLLERSDURATION: 120 Hours
- Basics of Embedded Systems
- Assemblers, Compilers, Linkers
- Loaders & Debuggers
- Build, Test & GNU Tools
- Code Startups, Interrupts
- Introduction to Different Micro Controllers
- Architectures and Memory
- Communication Protocols- CAN, CANFD, SPI, I2C
- Timers / Counters, ADC, UART, SPI, PWM, WDT(Configuration)
- Input/Outputs
- Memory Model, Exception Handling
- Peripheral Programming
- Single Core/Multicore Micro Controllers
- Latest Micro Controllers Introduction 16/32 Bit (Renesas, Infineon)
- Basics HW Design
- Circuit Design & Schematic Designs
- Component Library and Standards
POWER ELECTRONICS AND DRIVES DURATION: 50 Hours
- Basics of Devices SCR, IGBT,
- Single-phase AC/DC
- Three-phase AC/DC
- DC-DC Converters
- DC-AC Converters
- DC Drives
- AC Drives (Induction Motor and PMSM Motor Drives)
MODEL BASED DEVELOPMENT USING MATLAB/SIMULINK (MBD)
DURATION: 50 Hours
- Dspace target links
- Code generation for the logic
- State Flow and State transition diagrams.
- MIL, SIL and PIL
- MAAB Guidelines, MXAM
H/W TESTING USING DSP-F28379D WITH SIMULINK INTERFACEDURATION: 40 Hours
- DC-DC Converters
- a) Non – Isolated Converters.
- b) Isolated Converters.
- DC-AC Converters
- 1-phase and 3 phase PWM Inverters.
- FOC Control of Induction Motor and PMSM Motor for EV Applications.
- Phase shifted Full bridge DC-DC
- LLC Converter for Battery
Other Certification Programs
Embedded Power electronics for Industrial Applications Courses for Students and Professionals. This Course – training program is well structured to make you hands-on with programming Embedded Systems. As you move from one module to another you will have gained significant confidence plus have some valuable output to add to your resume. By the end of the course, you will have skills to develop Embedded Systems from scratch.
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1. C & Embedded C
- 2. Linux and Kernal Programming
- 3. Data Structures with Oops
- 4. Driver Development
- 5. Electronics & Controllers
- 6. Autosar Basics & Advanced(configurations)
- 7. Automotive Testing
- 8. EV Design & Motor Design
- 9. RTOS
- 10. Matlab
- 11. CAD & CAE
- 12. HIL Testing
C & Embedded C
Lot of book tells about what is programming. Many also tell how to write a program, but very few cover the critical aspect of translating logic into a program. Specifically, in this fast paced industry, when you don’t have time to think to program, this course comes really handy. It builds on the basics of programming, smooth sailing through the advanced nitty-gritty’s of the Advanced C like pointers, optimization, operators, memory management etc. U will also learn OOP features of C++ includes Objects, Classes, Polymorphism, Inheritance etc.
By the end of the module you will be able to translate the given problem statement into a working C / C++ program, which is foundational to build a working Embedded System.
Linux and Kernal Programming
Linux has established itself as the primary choice when it comes to developing Embedded Systems. In this introductory module is intended to get new programmers up and running with Linux embedded environment. Starting with basics of Linux and its features, this module dives into essential commands, Shell scripting and using tools like Vim. By getting to know powerful Linux commands for redirection and pipes, lay strong foundation to automate routine tasks.By the end of the module you will be able to setup Linux platform and use it comfortably for your Embedded Systems development.
Data structure and Algorithms
A firm understanding of data structures provides a basis for writing more efficient code in terms of time and size parameters. This course is intended to provide an understanding of data specification and abstraction using various Abstract Data Types (ADT) – Linked Lists, Stacks, Queues, Hashing techniques, Searching and sorting techniques and Trees. Along with introduction this course deep dives into hands-on aspects of how data structures are implemented as late as possible to achieve best optimization.
By the end of the module you will be able to choose the right data structure (using dynamic memory management) for the given program and achieve best optimization possible.
Driver Development
Driver development is a crucial aspect of software engineering that often receives less attention than traditional programming. While many resources focus on teaching programming concepts and syntax, few delve into the specifics of translating logic into a functioning program, especially in time-sensitive environments.
This course is designed to bridge that gap, starting with the fundamentals of programming and progressing to advanced topics in C such as pointers, optimization, operators, and memory management. You’ll also explore object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts in C++, including objects, classes, polymorphism, and inheritance.
By the end of this module, you’ll have the skills to translate complex problem statements into efficient C/C++ programs. These skills are essential for building functional embedded systems, making this course a valuable asset for aspiring driver developers.
Electronics & Controllers
Electronics and controllers are at the heart of modern technology, powering everything from smartphones to industrial machinery. Understanding how to develop drivers for these devices is essential for anyone looking to work in embedded systems or electronics engineering.
This course starts by covering the basics of electronics, including components like resistors, capacitors, and transistors, and how they are used to create circuits. You’ll then move on to learning about microcontrollers, the brain of embedded systems, and how to program them using languages like C and C++.
Additionally, you’ll delve into the world of embedded systems, exploring topics such as interrupts, timers, and communication protocols like UART, SPI, and I2C. By the end of the course, you’ll be able to develop drivers for various electronic components and controllers, paving the way for a career in the exciting field of embedded systems development.
Autosar Basics & Advanced(configurations)
AUTOSAR (Automotive Open System Architecture) is a standardized software architecture for automotive vehicles. Understanding the basics and advanced configurations of AUTOSAR is crucial for automotive software developers.
This course begins with an overview of AUTOSAR, explaining its architecture, methodology, and key concepts. You’ll learn about the layered software architecture, which separates the application software from the underlying hardware, enabling portability and reusability.
As you progress, you’ll delve into advanced configurations of AUTOSAR, focusing on topics such as configuration tools, RTE (Run-Time Environment) generation, and communication stack configuration. You’ll also explore the various modules and components that make up an AUTOSAR-compliant system, gaining hands-on experience in configuring these components for different automotive applications.
By the end of the course, you’ll have a solid understanding of AUTOSAR basics and advanced configurations, equipping you with the skills needed to develop software for automotive systems following the AUTOSAR standard.
Automotive Testing
Automotive testing is a critical part of the automotive development process, ensuring that vehicles meet safety, performance, and regulatory standards. This course provides an in-depth look at the basics and advanced aspects of automotive testing.
The course starts with an overview of automotive testing, covering the different types of tests conducted during the development lifecycle, including component testing, system testing, and vehicle testing. You’ll learn about the importance of testing in ensuring vehicle safety, reliability, and compliance with industry standards.
As you progress, you’ll delve into advanced testing techniques and tools used in the automotive industry, such as simulation software, testing frameworks, and diagnostic tools. You’ll also learn about test automation and its role in improving testing efficiency and reducing time to market.
By the end of the course, you’ll have a comprehensive understanding of automotive testing principles and practices, making you well-equipped to contribute to the development of safe and reliable automotive systems.
EV Design & Motor Design
Electric Vehicle (EV) design and motor design are crucial components of the rapidly evolving automotive industry. This course provides a comprehensive overview of the basics and advanced concepts in these areas.
The course begins with an introduction to EV design, covering topics such as battery technology, power electronics, and electric drivetrains. You’ll learn about the different types of EVs, including battery electric vehicles (BEVs), hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs), and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs).
As you progress, the course delves into advanced topics in EV design, such as vehicle dynamics, thermal management, and regenerative braking systems. You’ll also learn about motor design principles, including motor types, construction, and performance characteristics.
By the end of the course, you’ll have a deep understanding of EV design and motor design, equipping you with the knowledge and skills needed to design and develop innovative electric vehicles and electric motors.
RTOS
RTOS (Real-Time Operating System) is a crucial component in many embedded systems, providing the necessary infrastructure for managing tasks and resources in real-time. This course offers a comprehensive overview of RTOS, covering both the basics and advanced concepts.
The course starts with an introduction to RTOS, explaining its role in embedded systems, key features, and advantages over traditional operating systems. You’ll learn about task scheduling, synchronization mechanisms, and memory management in RTOS.
As you progress, the course delves into advanced topics in RTOS, such as real-time constraints, task prioritization, and interrupt handling. You’ll also explore practical aspects of RTOS, including debugging techniques and performance optimization.
By the end of the course, you’ll have a solid understanding of RTOS basics and advanced concepts, enabling you to design and develop real-time embedded systems with confidence.
Matlab
MATLAB is a powerful programming language and environment used extensively in various fields such as mathematics, engineering, and science. This course provides a comprehensive overview of MATLAB, covering both basic and advanced concepts.
The course begins with an introduction to MATLAB, explaining its interface, basic syntax, and fundamental data types. You’ll learn how to perform mathematical operations, create plots and graphs, and work with matrices and arrays.
As you progress, the course delves into advanced topics in MATLAB, such as image processing, signal analysis, and control system design. You’ll also learn about MATLAB’s advanced features, including toolboxes for specific applications and the creation of graphical user interfaces (GUIs).
By the end of the course, you’ll have a solid understanding of MATLAB’s capabilities and be able to use it effectively in various fields, from academic research to industrial applications.
CAD & CAE
CAD (Computer-Aided Design) and CAE (Computer-Aided Engineering) are essential tools in the field of engineering, enabling the design and analysis of complex systems. This course provides a comprehensive overview of CAD and CAE, covering both basic and advanced concepts.
The course begins with an introduction to CAD, explaining its role in the design process, basic principles, and common tools and techniques. You’ll learn how to create 2D and 3D models, perform geometric and parametric modeling, and use CAD software to simulate real-world conditions.
As you progress, the course delves into CAE, focusing on its role in engineering analysis and simulation. You’ll learn about finite element analysis (FEA), computational fluid dynamics (CFD), and other CAE techniques used to analyze structural integrity, thermal performance, and fluid flow.
By the end of the course, you’ll have a solid understanding of CAD and CAE principles and be able to use these tools effectively in engineering design and analysis projects.
HIL Testing
Hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing is a crucial component of the development process for complex electronic systems, such as automotive control units or avionics systems. This course provides a comprehensive overview of HIL testing, covering both basic and advanced concepts.
The course begins with an introduction to HIL testing, explaining its role in the development lifecycle, basic principles, and advantages over traditional testing methods. You’ll learn about the components of an HIL test system, including the simulation environment, real-time simulator, and the system under test (SUT).
As you progress, the course delves into advanced topics in HIL testing, such as model fidelity, test automation, and fault insertion. You’ll also learn about the different types of HIL tests, including validation, regression, and stress testing.
By the end of the course, you’ll have a solid understanding of HIL testing principles and be able to design and execute HIL test scenarios effectively, ensuring the reliability and performance of complex electronic systems.