Online course for battery module design

[Managuensis]

Hello,

I work as a mechanical design engineer for a battery cell and module manufacturer company in the EU. We make battery modules with integrated battery management system for vehicles, trains, heavy equipment etc. In order to gain more know-how, I'd like to attend an online course on battery module or battery pack design. I would prefer one that focuses on the mechanical design, i.e. thermal management, electrical insulation, cell fixing etc. But I am also open to complete courses that also include electrical design. Where do you think I can find such courses?

 

[GregLocock]

I don't rate your chances very highly because (a) solutions will be proprietary and (b) by the time a course is put together it will be out of date.

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[MintJulep]

SAE lists some battery courses.

https://www.sae.org/learn/professional-development/course-catalog

They may be too basic for your need.

 

[GregLocock]

Thanks ChatGPT

Cheers

Greg Locock


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[gruntguru]

As an AI language model, Chat GPT does not have the ability to understand complex technical concepts and cannot provide accurate and reliable responses to technical forum questions. It is designed to generate human-like responses based on a large database of texts, but it lacks the context and knowledge required to provide helpful technical advice. Moreover, using Chat GPT to post in technical forums might mislead users and lead to incorrect solutions, leading to harm or damage to systems or devices. Therefore, it is recommended to seek help from qualified technical experts who can provide accurate and reliable solutions to technical problems.

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[3DDave]

It is a sarcastic remark about ChatGPT.

 

[IRstuff]

ChatGPT has been shown to not only just be incorrect, but can "lie" in the sense of actually creating made up "facts"

Moreover, ChatGPT's design doesn't necessarily adhere to verisimilitude, since its responses are predicated on what's most likely to be the desired response. This actually makes it a bit dangerous if you're trying to get solid engineering information. Furthermore, it's training set does not extend beyond, I think, 2021, so anything published or invented in the last 2 years is likely to be not within ChatGPT's ability to respond to.

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[3DDave]

"Could ChatGPT replace the labor produced by corporate Chief Operating Officers?"

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Talk about hitting a niche.

 

[gruntguru]

It is a sarcastic remark about ChatGPT.

and "my" post WAS ChatGTP.

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[3DDave]

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