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Not applicable.

Written and oral examination verifies that the student is able to:

First Explain and justify the basic technical requirements for electrical equipment for motor vehicles and ECE regulations.

Second Clarify the role of species and sources of electrical energy in the vehicle.

3rd Explain the importance of the starting system and ignition in connection with environmental requirements for the operation of vehicles.

4th Stress the importance of electronic systems (ABS, ESP) for safety vehicles.

5th Analyze the impact of electrical and electronic equipment on the environment (noise suppression and methods).

Are required:

- Basic knowledge of mathematics, theoretical physics and electrical engineering,

- Basic knowledge of function and design of the main types of electrical machines,

- Basic knowledge of internal combustion engines.

Not applicable.

Teaching methods depend on the type of course unit as specified in the article 7 of BUT Rules for Studies and Examinations.

Requirements for successful completion of the course:

- Completion of laboratory exercises and tests - 40 points

- Written and oral exam: 60 points

1 Automotive Electrical Systems
2 Electrical Systems
3 Batteries
4 Charging Systems
5 Starting Systems
6 Ignition Systems
7 Engine Management
8 Lighting
9 Auxiliaries
10 Chassis Electrical Systems
11 Comfort and Safety
12 Electric Vehicles
13 Development Trends in Electric Vehicles

Not applicable.

To acquaint students with a general review of automobile electrical machines and apparatuses and special parts(alternators, starters, batteries and ignition).

Laboratory is compulsory, missed hours can be replaced, after consultation with the teacher,
probably in the credit week.

Not applicable.

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Electrical Motors. Mc Graw-Hill Book Company, 1986
Firemní literatura fy BOSCH
Koziej E.: Elektrotechnika samochodowa WNT Warszawa, 1991
Lumley J.L.: Engines an Introduction. Cambridge University Press, 1999
Moczala H.: Elektrische Kleinmotoren. Expert Verlag, Berlin, 1987
Tom Denton: Automobile Electrical and Electronic Systems. Butterworth-Heinemann, Oxford 2003
Veinott M.: Fractional and Subfractional Horse-power

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