Introduction to Traction Inverters in EV (Part - 1) | Electrical Workshop

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In this workshop, we will talk about “Introduction to Traction Inverters in EV”. Our instructor briefly introduces the traction inverters, EV scenario, EV architecture, EV/HEV inverter, inverter electrical subsystem, inverter key aspects, power modules, etc. We also discuss the various career paths and job opportunities.
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[@swakul206]

Very crisp and detailed explanation

[@Ravikumar-ob2cb]

Good explanation , provides a good overview , Could you please make more videos on this topic. TIA :)

[@dealcrisps9302]

Great explanation , many thanks

[@FKU7777]

Very good video mate, a good coverage of the market/growth potential and the technical stuff was done at the perfect level for me. Thanks.

[@SkillLync]

Much appreciated!

[@chandrasekharreddy2539]

Please do video on different types of traction inverters... Like vsi, csi, zsi, traction inverters and quantitative comparison of different traction inverters