Exploring the Future of Electric Vehicle Technology
An educational visit to the Centre of Excellence provided second-year Electronics students with practical exposure to Electric Vehicle components, battery systems, electronics, safety technologies and real-world EV applications.
The Electronics Department of Marathwada Mitra Mandal’s Polytechnic organized an educational visit to the institute’s Centre of Excellence on 07 August 2026 for 40 students of Second Year Diploma Electronics – SY/EX3K. The visit was designed to bridge the gap between classroom concepts and practical applications in the rapidly developing field of Electric Vehicle technology.
Event Details
Key details of the educational visit conducted by the Electronics Department.
Bridging Classroom Learning with EV Technology
The visit enabled students to observe actual Electric Vehicle systems and understand how electronics, electrical engineering and mechanical systems work together in a modern EV. Students were encouraged to observe the components closely and interact with experts to understand their practical operation.
From Components to Complete EV Systems
Students were introduced to an EV car and an EV two-wheeler and were guided through their major electrical, electronic and mechanical components, giving them a practical understanding of real-world EV architecture.
EV Technologies Explored
Students received practical exposure to major components and technologies used in modern Electric Vehicles.
EV Battery Pack
Students studied battery packs, battery capacity, battery types and charging methods used in electric vehicles.
Battery Management System
The function of the BMS in monitoring, protecting and managing battery operation was explained.
Electric Motor
Students explored the working principle and role of the electric motor in converting electrical energy into motion.
Motor Controller
The role of the motor controller in controlling the operation and performance of the electric motor was demonstrated.
Charging System
Charging ports, connectors, wiring and charging-related systems were explained through practical examples.
DC–DC Converter
Students learned about the purpose of DC–DC conversion within an Electric Vehicle electrical system.
ABS & Braking
Anti-lock Braking System and braking technologies used for vehicle safety were discussed.
Regenerative Braking
The concept of regenerative braking and recovery of energy during vehicle deceleration was explained.
Vehicle Display & Cluster
Students were introduced to the instrument cluster, vehicle displays and associated electronic systems.
Key EV Systems Discussed
Learning Outcomes
The visit enhanced students’ understanding of Electric Vehicle technology and helped them connect their academic knowledge with real-world applications.
Electronics in Electric Vehicles
The visit demonstrated how electronics concepts such as sensors, controllers, power electronics, battery monitoring, displays, communication systems and electrical safety are integrated into modern Electric Vehicles.
Emerging Technology & Career Awareness
Students were encouraged to explore EV technology as an emerging field for projects, innovation, skill development, higher education and future career opportunities.
Faculty Present
Mrs. S. J. Getme
Electronics Department
Mrs. Pooja S. Bhore
Electronics Department
Mr. Prashant Patil
Electronics Department
Centre of Excellence Visit Gallery
Glimpses of students exploring Electric Vehicle technology at the Centre of Excellence.
Learning Beyond the Classroom
The visit to the Centre of Excellence provided students with valuable practical exposure to Electric Vehicle technology. By observing real EV components and interacting with experts, students were able to connect their classroom learning with current industrial applications and emerging career opportunities.
