Ferrite core with proven performance in V2H converter transformers.
V2X refers to the concept of utilizing the power from the onboard batteries of EVs (Electric Vehicles) and PHEVs (Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles) for purposes other than vehicle operation. "V2X" is a collective term that includes V2L (Vehicle to Load), V2H (Vehicle to Home), and V2G (Vehicle to Grid). V2H (Vehicle to Home) is a system that connects vehicles and homes using a bidirectional charging system. It is expected to reduce electricity costs and ensure a power source during disasters. Large ferrite cores are used in the converter transformers employed in this system.
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basic information
The converter transformer used in the V2H bidirectional charging system also utilizes ELP cores in addition to PQ cores.
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Delivery Time
P4
※The delivery date may vary depending on the quantity, so please feel free to contact us.
Applications/Examples of results
The DTT-P4 PQ107/87/70 Ferrite Core is used in various industrial equipment, but recently it has been used in converter transformers for systems that connect cars and homes (V2H) utilizing bidirectional charging systems.
Detailed information
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It is the standard type of PQ107/87/70. The total length is 87mm.
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This is a product with a longer total length than the standard item PQ107/87/70. The DTT ferrite group produces products with a total length of 270 mm.
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Guangzhou Ogasawara Trading Co., Ltd. was established in 2005, leveraging the connections cultivated through the manufacturing technology and factory management support services of the Japanese company Tech Co., Ltd. Our role is positioned as contributing to the development of Japan and China by stably supplying high-quality products centered around magnetic materials to our customers.
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