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ADS-TEC Energy and Caverion have entered into a partnership to supply battery-buffered fast charging solutions for electric vehicles, enabling ultra-fast charging up to 320 kW without the need for complex and costly grid expansion.

Intel company Silicon Mobility has introduced the OLEA U310 Field Programmable Control Unit (FPCU), part of its next generation OLEA FPCU Series.

Pickering Interfaces will showcase its range of industry-standard modular signal switching and sensor simulation solutions for electronics test and verification, including BMS (battery management system) test, on booth D71 in Hall 9 at The Battery Show Europe 2024.

SEICA is pleased to announce that they will once again be present at the Battery show in Stuttgart at Booth B16 in Hall 8, displaying the latest innovative test solutions developed specifically for the EV sector.

hofer powertrain announced the commencement of a research project in collaboration with the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich (ETH Zurich), focusing on the development of a state-of-the-art multilevel Gallium Nitride (GaN) traction inverter.

Infineon Technologies is expanding its portfolio of next-generation OptiMOS 7 MOSFETs for automotive applications.

The high purchase price of electric vehicles (EVs) remains a significant barrier for potential buyers worldwide.

At PCIM 2024, Microchip announced its On-Board Charger (OBC) solution that uses a selection of its automotive-qualified digital, analog, connectivity and power devices, including the dsPIC33C Digital Signal Controller (DSC), the MCP14C1 isolated SiC gate driver and mSiC MOSFETs in an industry-standard D2PAK-7L XL package.

Leapmotor and Ambarella, Inc. have recently signed a strategic cooperation agreement. The two companies aim to create a first-class intelligent driving experience for the global new energy vehicle market.

At PCIM 2024, ROHM unveiled its new SiC product offerings as well as outlined its vision for the future. Leading the conversation was Dr. Kazuhide Ino, Managing Executive Officer & Head of Power Device Business at ROHM.