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Description
This project is to develop a 150kW wide-bandgap (WBG) device-based traction inverter with the
capability to serve as a charger, eliminating the need for an additional on-board or off-board
charger. The charger will be equipped with a unique interface providing the option to charge the
vehicle either an AC source (three-phase or single-phase) or a DC source broadening charger
accessibility. The overall system will be optimized with an emphasis on minimizing losses, cost,
and EMI effects while meeting or exceeding the 7.2kW power transfer capability. The proposed
approach and the considered power level will enable a significant cost reduction in the
subcompact vehicle segment which is both an entry-level electric vehicle (EV) and at an
affordable price. The reduction in cost, availability of different charging options, and increased
mileage due to reduced weight will help us reach the goal of electrifying the transportation sector.
Status | Active |
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Effective start/end date | 9/1/24 → 11/30/25 |
Funding
- Western Michigan University: $47,931.00
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