E-Mobility & E-Components

What’s e-mobility, why we see it frequently ? e-mobility is an abbreviation of electromobility and is a general term used to describe the principles and concepts of utilising electric powered technologies (e.g. Electric cars). E-mobility moves away from existing carbon-emitting fossil fuels to using energy from electrical power sources (e.g. the National Grid) through external charging capability.

What electric mobility vehicles are there within e-mobility? Many people immediately think with e-mobility about the Automotive sector (cars and buses), but e-mobility covers many different types of electric motor vehicles than this including:

• Drones and unmanned aerial vehicles

• Electric bikes (often called e-bikes)

• Electric helicopters

• Electric hoverboards

• Electric planes (still in the early stages, although light aircraft is an early adopter)

• Electric scooters (also called e-scooters)

• Electric ships and oil tankers and

• Electric vehicles (buses, cars, vans and planes)

In this case we can draw a conclusion that E-mobility not only refer to Electric cars but also other transportation vehicles. At the same time different e-vehicles may need different electronic components. For Electric car you may need car relay, auto relay. For e-motorbike you may need power relay, pcb relay which can be changed easily. For other products such as EV- car charger , you may need electricity sensor, new energy relay, AC DC meter etc.

As an electronics manufacturer, we sincerely recommend that you choose suitable components according to different categories. When purchasing electronic components, you can inform you of the application scenarios and functional requirements. Otherwise, there may be too many choices of products with just a few words, and the final recommendation may not be the one you need most.

If you are looking for suitable E-components for E-mobility, we wish you may listen to our suggestions. This is not a simple judgment but the essence of the rich experience of engineers and technicians during completing accessory design.