“The time is right for Electric Cars – In fact, the time is critical” - Carlos Ghosn CEO, Renault
With the whole world focusing on renewable energy and sustainability, electric cars are widely accepted as the cars of our future. This section is completely dedicated to Electric vehicles, it contains basic electric vehicle projects, latest news, and articles on the important elements of an electric vehicle like Batteries, Battery Management System (BMS), Wireless Charging, Charging Stations etc.. It also provides latest news on Automobile components to keep the readers updated on recent technology trends in Electric Vehicles.
The mileage and performance of an Electric Vehicle depends on the capacity and efficiency of its Battery…
Texas Instruments has introduced a new portfolio of solid-state relays, including automotive-qualified…
In this article we will be learning about the features and working of a 4s 40A Battery Management System (BMS), we will look at…
Infineon Technologies AG has introduced a new family of battery management ICs that enables an optimized…
Cells have been used for storing energy from time immemorial, from a Baghdad battery, which dates back to 250BC to newer…
STMicroelectronics has launched the new L9908 integrated automotive three-phase gate driver unit that operates in 12V, 24V, or…
Vishay Intertechnology, Inc has extended its TNPV e3 series of Automotive Grade high voltage thin…
Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. has announced the new AEC-Q200 qualified charging resistor HRHA that features hybrid wirewound…
ROHM Semiconductor has announced that Lucid will be using its silicon carbide metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor…
Renesas Electronics Corporation has announced the new R-Car V4H system on chip (SoC) that achieves deep learning performance of…
Microchip Technology Inc. has announced the launch of new Gen 4 automotive-qualified PCIe switches that provide the high-speed…
A major hurdle, that stands in the way of boosting the growth of electric vehicles is the time taken for charging the batteries…
