Electronic components such as high-voltage energy storage and electric motors play an important role in hybrid and electric vehicles. Depending on the degree of electrification of the vehicle, components from conventional drive concepts are replaced by more efficient ones. Thus, in hybrid or electric vehicles, the generator that supplies the 12V/24V/48V electrical system is unnecessary. Instead, a DC-DC converter is required, which changes the voltage of the high-voltage energy storage device to the voltage of the electrical system. On display at the expo, the DVCH converter meets the vehicle requirements with extremely low construction volume and very high efficiency.

The other advantages include available CAN protocols: Standard-CAN and J1939; protected against adverse environmental conditions (protection class IP65, IP67 and IP6K9K); contact cooled, no extensive cooling concept in the vehicle required; customized changes possible through modular design; several protection and self-protection functions (short-circuit protection, overtemperature protection and no-load protection); and interlock function.

Booth: 960