As the automotive industry increasingly shifts toward electric and hybrid vehicles, the significance of robust testing for electrical components has never been greater. This 30-minute webinar will delve into the multifaceted realm of automotive electrical component testing, emphasizing the critical parameters that demand rigorous evaluation, including voltage, current, temperature, and efficiency.
Attendees will gain insights into the specialized testing equipment and methodologies employed to ensure the safety, durability, and optimal performance of these components under diverse operating conditions. Furthermore, the presentation will underscore the importance of custom-designed test stands in simulating real-world scenarios and evaluating component behavior under various load conditions and temperature extremes. By addressing the unique challenges and considerations inherent to automotive electrical component testing, this presentation aims to shed light on the pivotal role that testing plays in shaping the future of the automotive landscape.
Speaker:
Shane Deford, General Manager, Element
Shane Deford is an accomplished vibration test engineer who serves as the General Manager for Element. With 28 years of automotive industry experience, his expertise lies in mechanical shock and vibration test execution, specializing in LDS and Unholtz Dickie shaker systems. He is proficient in data analysis, troubleshooting, and fixture design, as well as skilled in utilizing vibration controllers (Spectral Dynamics, LDS Dactron, Vibration Research) and B&K Pulse for acoustic measurements. Shane has a proven track record in optimizing lab operations and driving lab growth through strategic equipment purchases.
Moderator:
Amanda Hosey, Editor, SAE Media Group
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