China-made on-board charger (OBC) is priced at RMB1,000-4,500/unit for the moment. The larger power it is, the higher price will be. OBC falls into three types by power: <2.5KW, 3-5KW (mostly 3.3KW), and >6KW, respectively for EVs with battery capacity less than 15kWh, 15-24kWh electric passenger cars and small logistics vehicles, and 24kWh-above electric commercial vehicles and logistics vehicles. Market price of 6.6KW charger stands at RMB3,500-4,500, 3.3KW at RMB1,500-2,000 and 2KW at around RMB1,000. Large power OBC is growing a trend as individual users and ride-hailing firms require far shorter charging time. 6.6KW OBC will win popularity; 10KW-23KW large power ones will find wider application. By RMB3,500 per unit, the OBC market size will be RMB7 billion in 2020; the DC/DC market will be valued at a staggering RMB3 billion in 2020 as long as the price of DC/DC converter is kept at RMB1,500. Key Topics Covered

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The benefits are obvious. A refrigerator with a digital inverter compressor consumes less energy than a single-speed induction motor compressor, and thus contributes far less in the way of greenhouse gases. Because the digital inverter compressor gradually speeds up and slows down, it does not have to work as hard to manage the temperature. This means that refrigerators with digital inverter compressors suffer less wear and tear on components and are therefore far more durable than fridges with conventional compressors.

JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the design, development, production, and marketing of photovoltaic products in the PeopleÂ’s Republic of China and internationally. It offers solar modules, solar cells, silicon ingots, silicon wafers, and recovered silicon materials. The company sells its products to distributors, project developers, and system integrators under the JinkoSolar brand, as well as on an original equipment manufacturer basis. JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd. was founded in 2006 and is based in Shangrao, the PeopleÂ’s Republic of China.

Many battery-based inverters don’t require a battery pairing from the start. If and when customers decide to add a battery to their solar installation, all the infrastructure is already in place to easily integrate storage.

The inverter does not require that batteries are connected at the time of installation, and until the energy storage solution is integrated owners can still make use of instantaneous solar power availability via the 2,000W Secure Power System (SPS) feature long offered in SMA products.

The table becomes both a meal-prep counter and a dining table (Credit: Campervan Co/Campers Scotland)

The LM5113, from Texas Instruments, is a half-bridge driver for eGaN FETs that implements bootstrap regulation (Fig. 9). Integrated in the undervoltage lockout is an overvoltage clamp that limits bootstrap voltage to 5.2 V, ensuring sufficient reliable operation under all circuit conditions. Besides the clamp, there are separate source and sink pins, >50 V/ns dv/dt capability, matched propagation time, 0.5-Ω pull down, and separate high-side and low-side inputs that improve efficiencies.

DC-coupled solar-plus-storage is becoming increasingly common for front-of-the-meter (FTM) applications and is likely to become dominant in the residential market, according to a new report from Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables. Further, while eligibility for the federal Investment Tax Credit is one factor in the growing share of DC-coupled FTM systems, FTM DC coupling is expected to rise even beyond the ITC stepdown in 2021.

Top Players in the Market are: Adgero Hybrid Systems (France) , Robert Bosch GmbH (Germany) , Continental AG (Germany) , Aptiv PLC (Ireland) , Delphi Technologies (United Kingdom) , Denso Corporation (United Kingdom) , GKN Plc (United Kingdom) , Hitachi Automotive (Japan) , Infineon Technologies AG (Germany) , Johnson Controls (United States) , Magna International Inc. (Canada) and Odyne Systems, LLC (United States)

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