Projects At
Retron Energies
I had the opportunity to work at EV Retron Energies where I was involved in a range of projects related to electric vehicle technology. These included designing and simulating battery packs, creating an EV test rig for manufacturing, developing a TMDL device for temperature monitoring and data logging, and implementing cell sorting algorithms. Through these projects, I was able to gain valuable experience and expand my knowledge in the electrical field.
EV TEST RIG
Developed an EV test rig emulator for students and researchers to conduct benchmarking tests on electric vehicle components including batteries, BMS, and motors. This tool offers a safe and controlled environment for experiments and data gathering, aiding in the development of EV technology.
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Temperature Monitoring And Data Logging
Developed electronics for a temperature monitoring system with 5 sensors that record and store data on an SD card or stream live to Google Sheets. This system tracks temperature changes and is useful in various settings. Multiple sensors allow for comprehensive temperature analysis.
LFP BATTERY PACK
A transparent battery pack was designed and manufactured using LFP cells. Its main purpose is to showcase the internal construction of a battery pack to students, providing a unique educational opportunity. This battery pack can be used in demonstrations and presentations to help students understand the inner workings of electric vehicle technology.
MOTOR LOAD TEST RIG
Designed and fabricated a motor load test rig which is used to test the performance of an electric motor under different load conditions. It measures characteristics such as torque, power output, and efficiency to optimize the motor's design and improve vehicle efficiency.
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