Dear Friends,

Even if the market for electric cars is struggling at the moment, I am confident that this technology will prevail!

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As the world shifts to e-mobility and electric vehicles (EVs) specifically, there is an increasing demand for charging infrastructure, and it is becoming part of our daily lives.

Charging your car at home or at work requires standard Alternating Current (AC) home charging units and workplace charging units. It is cost-effective and can be installed with great flexibility. In contrast, Direct Current (DC) charging stations require costly charging infrastructure but offer a very quick charging rate, as little as 30 minutes. The rapid, global growth of electric vehicles requires the development of a charging infrastructure that is faster, safer, smaller, and more flexible, which creates design challenges for engineers around the world.