Jan 18, 2023
Hillcrest (CSE: HEAT) (OTCQB: HLRTF), a developer of transformative power conversion technologies and control system solutions for modern electrical systems, recently announced it is accelerating its developmental efforts focused on grid-tied power conversion technologies as it completes its first Zero Voltage Switching (“ZVS”) inverter commercial prototype. “Progressing from technical proof of concept to commercial prototype in only one year, Hillcrest’s ZVS is designed to offer benefits not currently available in most electric power systems, including perks such as a more efficient and reliable deployment of higher switching frequencies and enhanced output power quality and control. This novel technology can be applied with batteries, electric motors, generators, fuel cells, or essentially any other power source where power conversion is needed, including grid, solar and wind,” a recent article reads. “Our ZVS inverter technology is intentionally designed to be decoupled from the power control system, making our firmware agnostic to specific applications, allowing us to move quickly to adapt our technology to any motor or grid application,” Hillcrest Chief Technology Officer Ari Berger is quoted saying. “With the completion of our 800-volt, 250-kilowatt traction inverter commercial prototype, we’ve set the foundation to facilitate our entry into grid-tied applications such as renewable energy generation and storage, as well as e-mobility charging.”
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