TTI highlights powertrain and battery charging technologies

Visitors will be able to learn about electronic technologies from TTI’s valued manufacturing partners for powertrain and battery charging applications, so they can make significant advances in electric vehicles and accelerate sustainability. The event, which is co-hosted with the Connected Automated Mobility (Cenex-CAM) exhibition, takes place from 6^th-7^th September at UTAC in Millbrook, UK.

“It’s an exciting time in the low carbon vehicle market, especially as the race is on to develop more affordable and more efficient electric vehicles, as well as the supporting charging infrastructure,” said Dermot Byrne, Industry Marketing Director – Transportation at TTI Europe. “At TTI, we work closely with our customers to fully understand their needs and continue to invest in stock to best support them so they can push ahead in this area.”

Power distribution and battery charging are vital elements of LCVs, and TTI holds many products from the leading electronics manufacturers worldwide. For example, Amphenol Industrial, Aptiv and TE Connectivity HV connection systems for power distribution units and battery packs, as well as HV contactor, fuse, and circuit protection solutions from Littelfuse and TDK.

Battery pack designers will be interested in the latest ranges of current sensors and battery/thermal runaway sensors from Honeywell and Amphenol Advanced Sensors. Designers of charging stations, wall boxes, and small vehicles will also be fascinated by the innovative AC outlets, AC & DC charge cables, and inlets from Aptiv, Phoenix Contact and TE Connectivity, as well as power components from Bourns and Murata Power Supplies.

Additionally, engineers who are designing HV power inverters and on-board chargers can discover the latest power resistors from Yageo, magnetics solutions from TDK, harsh environment connectors from Molex, or the latest power converter modules from MEAN WELL.