Study · MSc, Electric Vehicle Engineering · 2022–2024
MUNER, the Motorvehicle University of Emilia-Romagna, is where I went deep into the electric vehicle with a Master's in Electric Vehicle Engineering.
What I did
Courses in energy storage, advanced electric drives, sensors, power converters, EMC, wireless power transfer, vehicle dynamics and control.
Designing and simulating every sub-component of a powertrain, motor and converter above all, supported by finite-element analysis.
Ten reports and slide decks, from electric machine design to a business plan.
Thesis: EMC challenges in electric drives based on wide-bandgap devices for automotive applications.
TACC entrepreneurship training and the MUNER international summer school.
Context
Getting that close to the physics of the powertrain is exactly why I chose to continue with a PhD.
Skills
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