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The article delves into the latest innovations in charging technology and grid infrastructure, with a focus on the Phoenix Contact energy meter for tamper-proof measurement. This compact device enables precise and secure direct measurement of currents and voltages up to 650 A/1,000 V DC, without the need for additional current transformers. Additionally, the BMDV funding program is highlighted, which supports the establishment of fast-charging infrastructure for cars and trucks in Germany. The program, managed by Now GmbH, offers substantial funding for commercially used fast-charging points with a capacity exceeding 50 kW. Furthermore, the article discusses the GaN4EmoBiL project, which aims to develop efficient bidirectional charging technologies for electric vehicles, transforming them into mobile energy storage devices. This project, involving experts from Fraunhofer IAF, the University of Stuttgart, Robert Bosch, and Ambibox, seeks to enhance grid flexibility and efficiency. Other notable topics include intelligent load management systems and surge protection solutions for charging stations, all of which are essential for optimizing and safeguarding the growing infrastructure for electric vehicles.

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Title
Charging Technology + Grid Infrastructure
Publication date
01-11-2023
Publisher
Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden
Published in
ATZelectronics worldwide / Issue 11/2023
Electronic ISSN: 2524-8804
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/s38314-023-1546-5
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