ISO 15118 electric charging system compliance is essential for modern EV infraestructure. Our project focuses on developing advanced EV charging systems that meet ISO-IEC 15118 strandards, ensuring efficient and scalable solutions.
NG-ESTAND-VE. Development of a new generation of electric vehicle recharging systems in compliance with ISO/IEC 15118 standard
National Project
File: IDI-20140341
This project is funded by CDTI to develop a new generation of Electric Vehicle (EV) recharging systems in compliance with ISO/IEC 15118 standard that provide an efficient management of the charging infrastructure. The main project objectives are:
- To develop an open mode 3 Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment, suitable for CE marking and in compliance with international standards.
- To develop a master-slave charging topology in compliance with ISO/IEC15118 standard and several other protocols used by the main Spanish electric power distributors, such as Iberdrola and Endesa.
- To ensure the viability of its homologation by the Electric Vehicle manufacturers, such us Renault, whose homologation requirements are more restrictive than those specified in the applicable regulations.
- To achieve the scalability of the developed products to facilitate their sales process, so that they can act as whole standalone charging systems or as subset of a system with products from other manufacturers.
Project length: 2013-2015
This project has been funded by CDTI and company Fagor Electrónica, S.Coop.
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