Catia V5 - Electric Vehicle High Voltage Harness Design
Learn HV harness design for electric vehicles from an engineer with more than 18 years experience in the design industry
Ratings 4.59 / 5.00
What You Will Learn!
- Learn how to design high voltage electrical wiring harnesses like you would be working on a real job in a company
- Learn about the structure of an electrical vehicle
- Learn about the structure of an EV traction battery
- Learn about HV harness components and the basics of selecting them
- We design a few HV Harness projects together
- We design the internal harness for a EV traction battery
- I provide CAD files for each project
- I design with Catia V5 but you can design the projects with any CAD software
Description
Hi
My name is Alex, and I am a Design Engineer.
I have been working for more than 18 years with Catia V5 in automotive engineering, racing and industrial design.
All the knowledge and experience that I gained helped me work with companies like: Ferrari Formula One Team, Red Bull Racing, Jaguar Land Rover, Aston Martin and others
In this course I will show you how to design HV electrical harnesses for Electric Vehicles.
We will start by looking at the structure of electric vehicles and how many HV harnesses can be in an electric vehicle.
Next, I will show you what are the components of a HV harness and what are the basics for selecting them.
Here I will also discuss about HV harness design rules and best practices.
Then I also made a complete section about the main component of an EV – The traction battery.
Here I will show what are the components of a traction battery and the basics on how they work.
After all this theory we will design a few CAD projects where we implement everything we learned.
I design with Catia V5 but you can design this in any other CAD software as I provide step files.
With all of this said. This course is a cheat code.
To be able to take chance on opportunities you need experience, and experience is built only with practice.
Thanks for reading this and see you in the course.
Who Should Attend!
- Aspiring Harness Designers
