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Carmakers around the world, as well as utilities and charging app operators, are preparing for a future in which more EV owners will sell power back to the grid via V2G EV charging technology.

At electronica 2024, Analog Devices returns to the industry’s largest gathering of technology innovators.

Littelfuse has announced its new C&K switches KSC DCT series tactile switches, offering dual-circuit technology with SPDT functionality and superior safety.

Littelfuse, Inc. announced the SMFA Asymmetrical Series Surface-Mount TVS diode, the first-to-market asymmetrical TVS solution specifically designed to protectsilicon carbide(SiC) MOSFET gates from overvoltage events.

Durakool, a manufacturer of power-switching components, has announced the launch of three products designed to meet the progressing needs of the automotive and industrial sectors.

Lucy Zodion, a British manufacturer with over 60 years of experience in street lighting control, smart cities, and EV infrastructure, announces the launch of its latest addition to the EVIS range – the EVIS2500 LV Feeder Pillar.

Amphenol Industrial Operations, a global leader in interconnect solutions, has launched a new AC charging cable featuring vehicle connector capabilities that adhere to SAE J1772 standards. Designed for both AC Level 1 and Level 2 charging systems, the ER Series enables electric vehicle (EV) charging through type 1 inlets, making it ideal for installation at electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) charging stations. This new product caters to the...

Omron ElectronicComponents Europe will be demonstrating the next step in high efficiency, low footprint relay solutions at the Engineering Design Show 2024.

Versinetic,an award-winning UK smart charging consultancy, has partnered with cashless payment automation company, Gemini 2000, to offer a new and simplified payment and charging point management solution for EV charging site owners and installers.

A potential transformation in electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure could be on the horizon as UK Power Networks has revised its guidelines, paving the way forlamp posts to serve as charging points.