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All HV Units (loads, supply) can be connected to each other in the vehicle at one point thanks to the Power Distribution Unit. As part of the vehicle safety investigation, outlets may be fused.
High voltage and power distribution units The power distribution unit is a high-voltage power supply that distributes battery power to the vehicle’s high-voltage parts through the central control box, including the motor controller unit, auxiliary motor controller, high-voltage DC/DC, and more.
A power distribution unit (PDU), which has many power outlets and offers electrical protection as well as distributing power to IT equipment inside a rack, is a piece of equipment.
There are various varieties of intelligent rack PDUs, whereas basic PDUs, commonly referred to as “dumb” PDUs, are available.
The Global Electric truck power distribution unit market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
Eaton introduces a power distribution unit for commercial trucks powered by electricity. Eaton announced the launch of a new Flex Power Distribution Unit (PDU) for high-voltage electrified commercial vehicles through its eMobility division.
The new unit is made to accommodate various load requirements. Eaton and Cummins Inc. have come to an agreement for the provision of components for the Flex PDU, which safely and effectively distributes power while safeguarding power electronics against short circuits, collisions, and other electrical system flaws.
The capabilities of PDUs, which connect the main battery power to the rest of the vehicle, must also advance as the demand for power in electric vehicles rises. Their intelligent Flex PDU makes use of our industry experience and electrical know-how to ensure complete power protection with improved vehicle performance and efficiency.
In addition to safeguarding important components and occupants, Eaton’s new Flex PDU is an intelligent device that communicates diagnostic data to the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) via the Controller Area Network (CAN).
This diagnostic data includes where the most power is being consumed to maximise performance and efficiency.
