TTI Showcases Latest Developments in Powertrain Technology at EHVT 2022

Cutting-edge EV technologies from TTI’s valued manufacturing partners

TTI, Inc., a leading specialty distributor of electronic components, will be exhibiting at this year’s Battery Show Europe and the Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology Expo Europe (EHVT) on stand 6-F16. Both co-located events, which take place from 28^th to 30^th June 2022 at the Messe Stuttgart, Germany, will showcase the latest developments in powertrain technology in the e-mobility industry.

“TTI continues to support the development of Fuel-Cell and Electric Vehicles by investing in stock of the latest products for this dynamic and innovative market,” said Dermot Byrne, Industry Marketing Director – Transportation at TTI Europe. “At EHVT 2022, we will display HV connectors, vehicle inlets, charging cables, HV contactors, power supplies, and passive components for electrification applications. During the exhibition, visitors to the TTI stand will have the opportunity to talk with our specialists as well as our valued manufacturing partners.”

Designers of power distribution units and battery packs can learn more about the latest HV connection systems from Amphenol Industrial, Aptiv and TE Connectivity and HV contactor, fuse and circuit protection solutions from Littlefuse. Manufacturers of charging stations, wall boxes, and small vehicles will be interested in the newest AC outlets, AC & DC charge cables, and inlets from Aptiv (formerly Delphi), ITT Cannon, and Phoenix Contact.  At the same time, engineers working on HV power inverters can receive more information on the latest HV capacitors from Knowles Precision Devices or Kyocera / AVX or the latest power converter modules from Murata Power Supplies.

For more information about TTI Europe’s presence during the exhibition, please visit: https://tbse22.mapyourshow.com/8_0/exhibitor/exhibitor-details.cfm?exhid=GDD362

Caption: From 28^th to 30^th June, TTI will be showcasing the latest developments in powertrain technology at this year’s EHVT. Image rights: Adobe