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New electric two-wheeler reference designs

By Michelle Froese | March 18, 2025

The electric two-wheeler market is growing as consumers choose e-scooters and e-bikes for recreational use and daily commuting. To this end, Microchip Technology has launched its Electric Two-Wheeler (E2W) ecosystem — a comprehensive suite of pre-validated reference designs that address key challenges in e-scooter and e-bike development. This includes power efficiency, system integration, safety, and time-to-market.

Microchip’s scalable, automotive-grade components and modular reference designs provide a flexible, scalable platform that adapts to various power levels and feature requirements.

Backed by comprehensive design files, schematics, bill of materials, and global technical support, developers can bring next-generation e-scooters and e-bikes to market with optimized power, safety, and intelligence.

Features

  • Advanced Battery Management System (BMS) with intelligent power conversion and sensing maximizes energy utilization to extend battery life and vehicle range, as well as increases safety.
  • 48V to 12V Power Conversion Reference Design ensures high-efficiency power distribution, improving overall system reliability.

Fast and flexible charging

  • A 7.4-kW Single-phase AC EV Charger Reference Design offers reliable home charging with built-in protection features.
  • USB-PD Dual Charging Port is designed to provide fast, flexible charging for mobile devices to enhance user convenience.

Traction motor control

  • A 350-W to 10-kW traction motor control reference designs deliver smooth acceleration, improved energy efficiency and precise control.
  • Pre-integrated firmware and modular design simplify system development and reduces time-to-market.

Smart vehicle control

  • Vehicle Control Unit (VCU), Remote Keyless Entry (RKE), Hands-On/Off Detection and Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System (AVAS) work together to enhance the security and safety of the electric two-wheeler.
  • Integrated telematics and asset tracking provide real-time monitoring, theft prevention and fleet management capabilities.

Connected user experience

  • A 720 x 720 round LCD Instrument Cluster using Microchip’s SAM9X75 MPU with MIPI DSI, dual GbE and NAND Flash offers real-time data visualization and smart connectivity.
  • The maXTouch ATMXT640UD and ATMXT641TD touchscreen controllers offers accurate touch performance in extreme weather and rain with thick gloves.
  • Cloud-enabled remote diagnostics and performance tracking enhance the rider experience and optimize fleet operations.

Microchip’s Electric Two-Wheeler Ecosystem delivers pre-validated, high-performance solutions that help manufacturers reduce development time, optimize power efficiency and enhance safety in e-scooters and e-bikes. 

 

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