
The future of long-haul trucking is accelerating autonomously on a freeway near you
Kodiak autonomous technology revolutionizes long-haul trucking. Learn more about Vicor power modules that drive mission critical ‘seeing’ sensors
Charge anxiety is on the rise as today’s EV primary battery voltages increase from 400V to 800V, even though public infrastructure is not adequate to support 800V DC fast charging. Upgrading charging stations is not a tenable short-term solution. A faster, more holistic approach is an onboard conversion solution that enables compatibility between 400V and 800V EV batteries and roadside charging stations. With Vicor scalable, bidirectional, high-density power modules, this approach can be adopted quickly, with minimal investment and far easier execution.
The NBM9280 provides 37.5kW of 400V and 800V fixed-ratio conversion in a 92 x 80mm CM-ChiP package, enabling a high-efficiency and high-density scalable onboard solution for compatibility between EV batteries and roadside DC fast-charging stations. The bidirectional capability of the NBM9280 allows the same module to be used for either step-up or step-down conversion. The NBM9280 can also provide a 400V source for air conditioning and cabin electronics during 800V charging, minimizing battery balancing circuitry. Learn more about Vicor high-performance automotive power modules.
800V/400V NBM9280
Non-isolated
Input: 200 – 460V (boost) or 400 – 920V (buck)
Output: 400 – 920V (boost) or 200 – 460V (buck)
Current: Up to 75A
Peak efficiency: 99.0%
92 x 80 x 7.4mm
Power density
Flexibility and scalability
Re-usability
The future of long-haul trucking is accelerating autonomously on a freeway near you
Kodiak autonomous technology revolutionizes long-haul trucking. Learn more about Vicor power modules that drive mission critical ‘seeing’ sensors
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