The upcoming Virtual Conference on EV Engineering will feature a session focused on optimizing high-voltage and low-voltage power conversion for commercial electric vehicles. The event is scheduled to take place from September 14 to 17, 2026, and will cover various aspects of the supply chain.
The webinar addresses the limitations of current stand-alone DC/DC converters in commercial vehicles, which often struggle with rising power demands and fragmented low-voltage architectures. Experts will discuss transitioning toward a modular Power Conversion Centre to consolidate distribution, battery equalization, and diagnostics.
The session aims to help automotive engineers adapt existing passenger car technologies to the specific requirements of medium and heavy-duty trucks, buses, and light commercial vehicles. Key considerations include 15-year service life requirements, multi-rail low-voltage networks, and cybersecurity compliance.
The broader conference program encompasses motor design, power electronics, battery systems, thermal management, and testing. Registration for the webinar sessions is free, with content available for viewing both live and on-demand following the broadcast dates.