Abstract
In this paper the author presents a laboratory bench used to test Permanent Magnet (PM) motors for vehicle propulsion. The general schemas for the bench, the PM motor types tested, the traction characteristics and some experimental results are evaluated. These techniques are appropriate for teaching students in practical laboratory applications regarding electrical and hybrid vehicles. Students are able to improve their practical skills and also to develop research projects jointly with the teaching staff.
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