DC-to-AC inverter
A DC/AC inverter converts a documented DC supply into an AC output.
In plain English
A charger power module is one conversion building block within a charging system.
A charging station can coordinate several selected modules to supply its DC output.
Show the module as a conversion building block inside the station, rather than the complete charger. Label its power input, controlled output and supervisory interface. Where several modules are used, identify their arrangement instead of assuming their output ratings can simply be added.
The selected station can also need input distribution, protection, cooling, metering, vehicle communication and output switching. A power-module drawing does not automatically supply those surrounding systems.
Read the source: DC fast charging architecture
The power module is not the complete station, communications interface or protective installation.
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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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