Toshiba introduces motor control driver IC with built-in microcontroller and gate driver – Charged EVs
Toshiba Electronics has launched a motor control driver IC that implements a gate driver and a ...
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Sakuu manufactures lithium metal cell using dry process – Charged EVs
US solid-state battery specialist Sakuu has produced its lithium metal Cypress battery cell using a fully ...
Japan’s NEDO chooses IHI to develop tech for aircraft electrification – Charged EVs
Japan’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) has chosen engineering firm IHI Technology’s initiative ...
Webinar: How do conductive electrode coatings optimize the performance of dry-coated batteries? – Charged EVs
Dry coating of lithium-ion batteries has the potential to revolutionize battery production through a reduced solvent, ...
Infineon and Korea Shipbuilding develop ship electrification technology – Charged EVs
Semiconductor firm Infineon Technologies and HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering (KSOE) have signed a non-binding ...
Rivian receives state funding to expand its Illinois EV factory – Charged EVs
US EV manufacturer Rivian has received an $827-million incentive package from the Illinois Department of Commerce ...
Alexander Battery Technologies commissions EV Flex laser welder – Charged EVs
Manufacturing firm Alexander Battery Technologies has commissioned an IPG Photonics EV Flex advanced laser welding machine ...
AB Dynamics acquires EV testing firm Venshure Test Services – Charged EVs
UK automotive testing technology company AB Dynamics has announced its acquisition of US dynamometer-based testing services ...
Test battery cells, modules, and packs with a single instrument – Charged EVs
Sponsored by Elektro-Automatik. Battery test engineers face a variety of challenges, including: EA’s new EA-BT 20000 ...
Americans Are Open To Cheap Chinese Cars. That’s ‘Scary’ For The Rest Of The Auto Industry
Lately, there’s been a lot of talk about the impending wave of cheap Chinese electric cars ...
