On-board-Charger 6.6KW OBC for Electric Vehicle

On-board-Charger 6.6KW OBC for Electric Vehicles

AC-DC Converter OBC On-board-charger (90Vac-256Vac) for Electric Vehicles: Key Functions & Applications

1. Core Functions
Voltage Step-Down: Converts high-voltage traction battery power (90Vac-256Vac) to stable 250Vdc -470Vdc.
Energy Efficiency: Typically achieves >94% efficiency ( LLC resonant topology).

Technical Specification Value
Input Voltage 90Vac-256Vac
Output Voltage 250Vdc -470Vdc
Max Output Current 21A
Rated Power 6.6KW
Maximum Power 6.6KW
Peak Efficiency >94%
Protection Rating IP20 (Water-Cooling)
Communication Interface CAN2.0
Dimensions (L×W×H) 288×200×64mm
Unit Weight 5KG

 

2.What is OBC and why Choose 6.6KW OBC?

An On-Board Charger (OBC) is a critical component in electric vehicles (EVs) that converts alternating current (AC) from the grid (e.g., home chargers, public stations) into direct current (DC) to recharge the vehicle’s high-voltage battery.

Key Functions:

  • AC-to-DC Conversion: Transforms grid AC (e.g., 110V/220V) to battery-compatible DC (e.g., 250–450V).

  • Charging Control: Manages voltage/current to optimize battery health and efficiency.

  • Safety Protocols: Includes overvoltage/overcurrent protection and isolation monitoring.

2.1,Why Choose 6.6KW OBC?

6.6KW OBC offers the ideal balance of speed, cost, and compatibility for most EVs. Here’s why it’s the industry standard:

1. Faster Charging vs. Lower Power Options

OBC Power Charging Time (0→100% for 60kWh Battery) Use Case
3.3KW ~18 hours Low-cost EVs/slow overnight
6.6KW ~9 hours Mainstream EVs (e.g., Nissan Leaf)
11KW+ ~5.5 hours Premium/long-range EVs

Example: A 6.6KW OBC adds ~40km range per hour (vs. 20km at 3.3KW).

2. Cost-Effectiveness

  • Infrastructure Compatibility: Works with widespread Level 2 AC chargers (208–240V, 30A circuits).

  • Lower Upfront Cost: 11KW+ OBCs require expensive 3-phase power and heavier cables.

3. Thermal & Weight Efficiency

  • Heat Management: 6.6KW generates less heat than 11KW+ units, reducing cooling needs.

  • Space-Saving: Lighter/smaller than high-power alternatives (e.g., Tesla’s 11KW OBC weighs 2× more).

4. Market Standardization

  • Adopted by Major OEMs: Nissan, Chevrolet, Hyundai use 6.6KW for mass-market models.

  • Aftermarket Support: Easier to replace/upgrade due to broad compatibility.


2.2 When to Choose Higher/Lower Power?

  • 3.3KW: Budget EVs/short-range urban vehicles (e.g., Wuling Hongguang Mini EV).

  • 11KW+: Luxury/long-range EVs (e.g., Tesla Model S) with 3-phase power support.

4. Keywords for Technical Documentation

  • “6.6KW OBC”

  • “On-Board Charger 6.6KW”

  • “EV Charger 6.6KW”

  • “AC-DC Converter for Electric Vehicles”

  • “Level 2 EV Charging Module”

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