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Utilizing electronic circuits to regulate the flow of electrical energy is known as power electronics. It involves using solid-state electronics to regulate and transform electric power. It covers a range of sophisticated power semiconductor devices, as well as their features, architectures, and uses. Defense applications make use of power electronics.
To convert and regulate the power supply from the electric vehicle’s battery, it needs a power electronics system. The market for power electronics is anticipated to grow as electric car use continues to rise.
As power electronics have electronic control over the emission system in gasoline vehicles and there is no emission in the case of electric vehicles, strict standards imposed globally by regulatory bodies on carbon emissions of automobiles are also anticipated to promote the increasing adoption of power electronics in the electric vehicles.
The Saudi Arabia EV Power electronics market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2026, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2027.
Audi’s first EV for mass production, the e-tron, will use an electric vehicle (EV) inverter from Hitachi Automotive Systems, Ltd. Since it was created and constructed exclusively for EVs, the Hitachi Automotive Systems inverter used by Audi offers a high power density output that enhances motor performance.
In particular, this inverter has a built-in next-generation insulated-gate bipolar transistor and a small, high-efficiency power module with double-sided cooling (IGBT). Compared to the previous generation of inverters, this inverter’s power density output has grown by 160 per cent.
The full-sized Audi e-tron SUV offers improved driving performance thanks to its two electric motors and electronic all-wheel drive system. The inverters that support the electric drivetrain are supplied by Hitachi Automotive Systems.
By consistently improving our electric motors, inverters, and other electric powertrain components, Hitachi Automotive Systems is dedicated to promoting the increased use of electric cars by the automotive industry.
