AMi High Voltage DC-DC Converter Systems for EV
Understand and Diagnose DC-DC Converter systems in Electrified Vehicles
Instructor: Dr .Mark Quarto
Course Length: 2 modules (each containing approximately 1 hour of instruction)
Course Handbooks Included: 1 digital copy per module
Learning Assessments: Post-lesson scored quizzes (one quiz per lesson)
Certificates of Completion: One certificate of completion is provided to the participant after completing the training series lessons and learning assessments. Certificates remain available for download in user dashboard while the account is active.
Duration of Access: This course and its lessons, materials, and assessments will be available for 90 days after purchase. Certificates of completion will be available to the participant in their user dashboard while the account is active (even if not currently participating in any courses).
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DC-DC converters replace the traditional belt-driven alternator/generator in Hybrid and Electric vehicles. These converters are High Voltage power supplies that step down battery pack voltage to 13.5 – 14.00 to charge the vehicle battery and power vehicle systems. In this series, technicians will learn about the DC-DC Converter construction, operation, and using load testers, meters, and Scopes to test its operation. Ford, GM, Honda, Lexus, Toyota and other popular products are featured in this course.
At the conclusion of this series, technicians will learn how the DC-DC converter operates, different DC-DC designs from various manufacturers, failure modes, and how to test the system for output and electrical noise.
This course is recommended for: Automotive Service Advisors and Technicians
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DC-DC Converter Locations, Components, Power Electronics Switching Systems
Part 1 DC-DC Converter Locations, Components, Power Electronics Switching Systems Quiz
DC-DC Converter Diagnostics Using Load Testers and Scopes
Part 2 DC-DC Converter Diagnostics Using Load Testers and Scopes Quiz
This course is part of the Unlimited Training Subsrcription, but you can also purchase this course individually. Make one payment at a discounted rate, or make three equal payments over three months.
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Dr. Mark Quarto
Dr. Mark Quarto is a Vehicle Electrification expert with over 30 years in the automotive industry. In addition to being an instructor and special consultant to FutureTech Auto, Dr. Quarto is the founder of Quarto Technical Services (QTS), which provides engineering services, diagnostic equipment, training, technical support, and consulting in Vehicle Electrification to all facets of the automotive industry.
Responsibilities include design and development of: diagnostic test equipment & software, management and technical education, curriculum and training programs, and technology innovations with solutions focused on Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Propulsion and Energy Management Systems. These unique diagnostic techniques and applications are effectively used globally supporting automotive aftermarket businesses.
Other professional experience includes 28 years at General Motors Company with the last 16 years dedicated to Advanced Vehicle Engineering and as an Engineering Group Manager. Responsibilities included management, development of control and diagnostics systems, and service solutions for the Chevrolet Spark, Chevrolet Volt, Fuel Cell, Two-Mode Hybrid, Parallel Hybrid Truck (PHT), EV1 Electric Vehicle, S10 Electric Truck, and Alternative Fuel Systems Programs. Prior 12 years included Service Training Development Manager and Resident Instructor in the technical training environment.
Specialized Education includes a Doctorate in Technical Education from Nova Southeastern University, specialized in design, development, and technical education systems for hybrid and electric vehicles including high voltage energy and propulsion systems. Master’s Degree and two Bachelor Degrees all are in the areas of Electrical Engineering and Automotive Technology.