DC-to-AC inverter
A DC/AC inverter converts a documented DC supply into an AC output.
In plain English
A DC charging station performs offboard power conversion and supplies controlled DC to the vehicle interface.
The station coordinates the requested voltage and current with the connected vehicle.
Show the grid-side conversion stages, controlled DC output and vehicle communication separately. The station performs offboard conversion; its cable and connector deliver the resulting DC interface. A site drawing also needs the selected cabinets, auxiliaries and installation interfaces beyond this functional overview.
No. The power-conversion location and control arrangement differ. A DC station includes offboard conversion that regulates the DC supplied to the compatible vehicle interface.
Read the source: DC fast charging architecture
Offboard DC conversion is different from AC charging through the vehicle's onboard charger.
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DC fast charging architecture: public technical context for the named function. Product and compliance details remain with the publisher.
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