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Upcoming Live
Powering Tomorrow: Enhancing EV Efficiency Through Advanced Passive Technologies
Monday, April 15, 2024. 9:30am EDT
Presented By:
Simon Reuning
Technical Marketing Manager,
YAGEO Group
This webinar explores strategies for enhancing Electric Vehicle (EV) efficiency by leveraging advanced passive components with Low-Equivalent Series Resistance (ESR) Capacitors, Low-Loss Inductors, and advanced Magnetic materials. Low-ESR Capacitors ensure stable voltage levels and efficient power conversion, while Low-Loss Inductors reduce core losses, optimizing energy storage. Advanced Magnetic materials, like ferrite cores, further diminish losses and aid thermal management. This holistic approach offers a transformative solution to combat energy losses, promotion increased efficiency and sustanability in EV designs.
NACS vs. Type-1 and Charge Times:
What Charging Interfaces Will Look Like in 3 Years
Monday, April 15, 2024. 1:15pm EDT
Presented By:
Will Stewart, Sr.
Industry Segment Manager,
HARTING
This session will be an in depth look at Type-1 (SAE J1772) vs NACS (SAE J3400). With the commitment of many EV manufacturers to switch to NACS inlets in 2025, what does it mean for charging infrastructure and consumers? We will discuss the similarities and differences of Type-1 vs. NACS, and how consumers can navigate the differences, including technology like adapters. We will also discuss trends in the Mobility industry, including fast charging liquid-cooled charging and bi-directional charging.
Powering the Future: Navigating the Core Components of Megawatt Chargers
Wednesday, April 17, 2024. 11:45am EDT
Presented By:
John Hamilton
Product Manager Industrial Relays, TE Connectivity
Jonathan Glover
Sr. Field Application Engineer Industrial Relays, TE Connectivity
Drew Reetz
Product Manager Industrial and Commercial Transportation, TE Connectivity
Join us as we look at the essential electronic components in megawatt chargers and uncover their crucial roles in advancing the move to electric vehicles. From the nuanced operation of relays to the seamless integration of connectors, our experts will share the challenges, breakthroughs, and involvement of these components in accelerating the transition to sustainable transportation. Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about components that play a vital role in electrifying our roads.
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On-Demand
Film Capacitors: The Versatility and Stability You Need for Your Applications
Capacitors, alongside inductors and resistors, form the fundamental building blocks of electrical and electronic systems. Capacitors and inductors play a pivotal role in energy storage, with capacitors storing energy in the form of an electric field while inductors in magnetic field. What makes capacitors truly versatile is their adaptability, as they can be constructed from a variety of materials tailored to suit diverse environments and circuit requirements.
Application Specific MOSFETs and GaN Solutions for the Automotive Market
Learn about the latest Application Specific MOSFETs (ASFETs) designed for emerging automotive applications such as EPS electric power steering, airbags, electric braking systems and other high power electrical functions in the vehicle.
Nexperia also discusses the latest developments in GaN gallium nitride with their recent introduction of E-mode Enhanced Mode devices for 100-150V applications.
Next Generation PCB Relay Solutions to Replace Contactors in EV Chargers
The design of AC and DC EV charger products continues to evolve to meet the demand in the market for higher output power and compact packaging. The traditional solution is to utilize contactors, which are often costly, large and require manual assembly. OMRON has developed solutions to these problems with their next generation PCB relays which are cost effective and save on energy and board space.
This webinar showcases a variety of relay solutions that combat the issues EV charger designers face, like cost, size, and weight limitations, heat generation from componentry, and high power requirements.
Current Challenges in the EV Market and How Passive Components Can Be Part of the Solution
With the rapidly growing EV market, the charging infrastructure has become a challenge and efficiency has become an important topic. While more systems are integrated into the vehicle’s electromagnetic interference (EMI), this adds an additional challenge that is crucial to maintaining the reliability and compatibility of EVs and other electrical systems. Learn how YAGEO address different technologies in passive components and how they can help solve these challenges.