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Portable EV Charger based on Renesas Solution

This design is a versatile battery-powered electric vehicle (EV) DC charger solution (48V multiple battery packs) to provide a remote charge. It offers a 'Virtual Gas Can' which can be used by service companies and for EV installation to charge vehicles where no AC-powered chargers exist. The optional Bluetooth saves the cost of a control panel for charger status.
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