

It covers both stationary fuel cell power generation (kW to MW, grid‑connected or island) and on‑board vehicle power systems (buses, trucks, passenger cars). The same core DC/DC technology is adapted to each use case.
IGBT‑based modules are optimized for high‑power stationary plants (1–2MW per container, parallel to multi‑MW). SiC‑based units are designed for onboard vehicle applications – compact, high power density (7.5kW/L), and peak efficiency up to 99%.
Yes. The MW‑class IGBT converter has 4 independent input ports, each up to 500kW/1000A. Each port can connect to a separate fuel cell stack with individual current control.
It outputs 3‑phase 690V AC at 50/60Hz, ready for direct grid feed‑in or island microgrid operation. Efficiency from fuel cell DC input to AC output is ≥97.5%.
Yes. It meets GB/T, ECE‑R10, ISO 7637, CISPR 25, and other automotive standards. It is IP67 rated, liquid‑cooled, operates from -40℃ to +85℃, and communicates via CAN2.0B (J1939).
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