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Arrow and Infineon accelerating development of EV fast chargers

By Michelle Froese | March 1, 2024

Arrow Electronics and its engineering services company, eInfochips, are working with Infineon Technologies to help eInfochips’ customers accelerate the development of electric vehicle (EV) chargers.

Development of EV chargers, especially dc fast chargers, is becoming increasingly challenging to equipment manufacturers due to several factors — such as lack of experience, stringent functional safety and reliability requirements, and a fledgling support network.

The collaboration between Arrow and Infineon aims to support innovators in navigating these challenges while accelerating time-to-market.

As part of the collaboration, Arrow’s High Power Center of Excellence has developed a 30kW dc fast-charger reference platform. This includes Infineon’s 1200V CoolSiC Easy power modules and also hardware design, embedded firmware, bi-directional charging support, and energy metering functionality.

“Combining Arrow’s strength in components, engineering, and design services with Infineon’s innovative products will help customers accelerate their design and speed to market in e-mobility applications,” said Murdoch Fitzgerald, VP, global engineering and design services at Arrow. “Customers can rely on this collaboration to deliver innovative and leading edge DC faster chargers, accelerate and de-risk design cycles, and get access to a world-class support team enabling them to plan and manage their product roadmap and lifecycles.”

“The joint 30kW DC fast-charger reference platform, which includes Infineon’s latest power modules and devices, will help our customers bring more fast chargers to market as the future moves to electrical vehicles,” added Shri Joshi, VP of Green Industrial Power, Infineon Technologies. “We look forward to this ongoing collaboration to support our customer base.”

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