Charging Pile Solutions

High-efficiency power-conversion solutions for EV charging piles and DC fast chargers, integrating active PFC, isolated high-voltage DC/DC conversion, low-loss secondary rectification, auxiliary power and digital telemetry.

EV charging pile power-conversion application

Scalable isolated power conversion for reliable EV charging infrastructure

Charging piles convert three-phase or single-phase utility power into a controlled high-voltage DC output for electric-vehicle batteries. A practical architecture combines input filtering and active power-factor correction, an isolated high-voltage DC/DC primary stage, efficient secondary rectification, stable auxiliary rails and a digital controller that coordinates charging profiles, protection, metering and remote communication. These functions must work together across wide line conditions, changing battery voltage, high output current and demanding thermal environments while maintaining safety isolation and predictable service operation.

Key advantages

  • High input power factor
  • Low input current THD
  • Wide EV battery-voltage support
  • High conversion efficiency
  • Galvanic isolation
  • High power density
  • Low secondary conduction loss
  • Fast charge-profile response
  • Accurate voltage and current control
  • Comprehensive fault protection
  • Remote telemetry readiness
  • Scalable modular charger power

Charging pile architecture and product mapping

EV Charging Pile Power Architecture

AC input conditioning, active PFC, isolated high-voltage DC/DC conversion, low-loss secondary rectification, protected DC output, auxiliary power and digital telemetry.

Charging Pile Solutions Editable two-to-one SVG block diagram for an EV charging pile. Interactive MOT-supported blocks are PFC, HV DC/DC Primary Power Stage, Secondary Rectifier, Auxiliary Power, and Digital Controller and Telemetry. CHARGING PILE SOLUTIONS AC Input & EMI / Surge PFC Rectifier · Boost / Vienna stage HV DC/DC Primary Power Stage Isolated LLC / PSFB conversion Secondary Rectifier High-current DC output stage Output Filter & DC Contactor EV Battery Interface Auxiliary Power Bias rails · fans · communications Digital Controller & Telemetry Charge control · metering · protection CAN · Ethernet · cloud interface Filled blocks: MOT supported device candidates Outline blocks: system-level functional blocks MOT Semiconductor Solutions
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Explore the charging-pile power architecture through the interactive block diagram. Select PFC, the isolated HV DC/DC primary stage, secondary rectifier, auxiliary power or digital controller and telemetry block to review its design role, key engineering considerations and placeholder MOT device mapping.

About the solution

Modular isolated conversion with coordinated charging control and service telemetry

The charging pile shapes and rectifies the utility input, establishes a stable high-voltage DC bus and transfers energy through an isolated DC/DC stage to the vehicle-side output. High-current secondary rectification and filtering provide the commanded battery voltage and current, while auxiliary supplies support control, gate-drive, metering and communication circuits. The digital controller coordinates startup, power-module sharing, charging profiles, contactor control, protection and remote diagnostics.

Adaptable for public DC fast chargers, fleet depots and destination charging infrastructure

The same functional platform can be scaled from compact integrated charging piles to modular high-power cabinets. Designers can adapt the number of power modules, input phase configuration, output-voltage range, cooling system, communication interface and payment or cloud platform to support passenger vehicles, commercial fleets, buses, logistics depots and mixed charging sites.

Semiconductor building blocks aligned with every critical charger power and control stage

PFC switches and controllers, high-voltage primary MOSFETs, resonant and phase-shift controllers, isolated gate drivers, secondary rectifier devices, auxiliary-power ICs, sensing and protection components, digital controllers and communication-interface devices form a practical platform for efficient, maintainable and scalable charging-pile designs.

Modular isolated conversion with coordinated charging control and service telemetry

The charging pile shapes and rectifies the utility input, establishes a stable high-voltage DC bus and transfers energy through an isolated DC/DC stage to the vehicle-side output. High-current secondary rectification and filtering provide the commanded battery voltage and current, while auxiliary supplies support control, gate-drive, metering and communication circuits. The digital controller coordinates startup, power-module sharing, charging profiles, contactor control, protection and remote diagnostics.

Adaptable for public DC fast chargers, fleet depots and destination charging infrastructure

The same functional platform can be scaled from compact integrated charging piles to modular high-power cabinets. Designers can adapt the number of power modules, input phase configuration, output-voltage range, cooling system, communication interface and payment or cloud platform to support passenger vehicles, commercial fleets, buses, logistics depots and mixed charging sites.

Semiconductor building blocks aligned with every critical charger power and control stage

PFC switches and controllers, high-voltage primary MOSFETs, resonant and phase-shift controllers, isolated gate drivers, secondary rectifier devices, auxiliary-power ICs, sensing and protection components, digital controllers and communication-interface devices form a practical platform for efficient, maintainable and scalable charging-pile designs.

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