Electric Vehicle Technology

Learning Labs has been serving automotive education for many years, primarily in the technology training aspects. We have provided equipment for hands-on training in automotive electrical and electronic systems, CAN systems, brake systems, power systems, cutaways, and of course hybrid and electric vehicles. Our primary source for these types of training systems is ATech Corporation.

ATech, working in tandem with Learning Labs has assembled a package featuring virtually every piece of training equipment, simulator, and support necessary to build a complete

Electric Vehicle program. The primary components are listed and described on this page.
You can view the package Spec Sheets (PDF) here.

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Electric Vehicle System (5820)
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The Electric Vehicle System was developed to introduce students to EV systems with simulated components that are found on today's electric vehicles.

With low voltage simulation, this trainer introduces students to the fundamentals without the danger of working with active high-voltage systems. It allows you to build mock EV circuits that will engage and challenge students while preparing them for hands-on training with the real thing.

Features:

Simulated High Voltage Components (24V MAX)
Wall Charging Capable
Battery Monitoring
Low Voltage and High Voltage Systems Included

Specialized Components:

DC to AC Invertor
Contractors
HV Junction Blocks
AC to DC Convertor
Synchronous AC Drive Motor
High Voltage Battery Pack
Low Voltage Battery Pack

Electric Vehicle Technology Trainer (610)
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The Electric Vehicle Technology Trainer employs a late model “recycled” vehicle such as the Nissan Leaf shown here.

Study and diagnosis most automobile systems including:

Performance
Electrical / Electronic
Suspension / Steering
Brake
Heating / Air Conditioning
Transmission

- Includes an ATech Fault/Simulator Panel

Real-time voltage readouts or various selectable sensors
Individual or multiple sensors are selectable for voltage substitutions
Voltage adjustment potentiometers for each sensor
Perform actual service manual diagnostic procedures
Courseware Included

Electrical Skill Development - Troubleshooting (5810)

Electrical Skill Development Troubleshooting (ESDTT) provides an in-depth, hands-on study of automotive electricity and electronics. Allows for troubleshooting skill development and competency testing. The internal fault board offers different computer-controlled hard faults. Both serial and parallel circuits can be configured to perform the activities in the ESDTT courseware.

Features:

Optional submounts can be added to create customized circuits
Courseware included: Student Manual and Instructor Guide
Classroom Management Program (CMP) compatible
Network display and storage of student’s performance
Fault insertion with keypad or ATech Lab System (ALS)

Applied Electrical Trainer (4810)

The Applied Electrical Trainer presents the study of electricity and electrical circuits. This training unit also has the flexibility to allow instructors to create their own circuits and/or tests for measurement and evaluation. Optional Submounts and Storage Case available.

The Applied Electrical Trainer contains the following components and capabilities:

Connector wires in three colors
Auxiliary jacks for optional submounts
Includes Student Manual and Instructor Guide
Voltage
Current
Resistance
Power
Voltage Drop
Diagnostic Testing

Electromechanical Trainer (4820)

The Electromechanical Trainer presents the study of electrical and mechanical circuits. This training unit also has the flexibility to allow instructors to create their own circuits and/or tests for measurement and evaluation.
Optional Submounts and Storage Case available.

The Electromechanical Trainer contains the
following components and capabilities:

Connector wires in five colors
Auxiliary jacks for optional submounts
Includes Student Manual and Instructor Guide

Lighting System (821C)

The ATech Lighting System Trainer (model 821C) is designed to teach computer and network-controlled automotive
lighting system operation. This trainer allows for instructor demonstration, student hands-on reinforcement, and
troubleshooting practice. Powered by a 12VDC automotive battery or a 12VDC/10AMP (minimum) power supply
(not included). The Lighting System is based on a CAN platform vehicle.

The Electromechanical Trainer contains the
following components and capabilities:

New vehicle components, connectors, and factory wire colors
Provides an advanced level of instruction by duplicating actual on-vehicle troubleshooting procedures
Intermittent and hard faults can be inserted using the Instructor’s Management Program (IMP) via a
computer connected to the trainer or over the ATech Lab System (ALS)

Power Window System (840C)

The ATech Power Windows System Trainer (model 840C) is designed to teach computer and network controlled
automotive power window operation. This trainer allows for instuctor demonstration, student hands-on reinforcement
and troubleshooting practice. Powered by a 12VDC automotive battery or a 12VDC/23A power supply (not
included). The Power Windows System is based on a CAN platform vehicle.

Features:

Hard faults can be inserted by using the built in keypad on the Power Windows System Trainer.
Ability to perform actual service manual test procedures.
Compatible with ATech’s Instructor Management Program (IMP).