This revolutionary technology increases the range of electric vehicles by 10%!

Batteries of electric vehicles operate on direct current (DC). While this current coming from the battery is given to the motor, it is converted into alternating current (AC) via the inverter. During this process, inevitably Heat and harmonic waves occur and energy losses occur. Deogam’s system is based on recycling some of these losses.

The unique technology developed by the company to capture electromagnetic waves and recover harmful harmonic waves a toroidal energy core is using.

The technology developed by Deogam is the technology found in all electric vehicles today. Unlike regenerative braking. In regenerative braking, the kinetic energy of the vehicle is converted into electricity through the electric motor. Therefore, energy is gained while braking. Deopam’s system recovers the energy lost when the accelerator pedal is pressed, thus when the engine is running.

One of the standout features of Deogam’s system is its ability to handle significant fluctuations in power input. This capability is achieved thanks to a Buck & Boost type converter that provides stable energy conversion and transfer even when voltage changes occur.

In the tests carried out, the energy lost to harmonics during vehicle operation was approximately 18% can be recovered It is stated. This allows the range of electric vehicles to increase by up to 10%.

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Pays for itself in 1.5 years

The company estimates that the cost of integrating this electricity recycling system into an electric vehicle is approximately 1000 dollars He says it is. Considering the amount of energy gained, the return on investment 1.5 years It is stated that .

In the future, Deogam aims to further increase the efficiency of the system and increase the total energy gain rate. It aims to increase it to 15%. The company also states that it intends to collaborate with electric vehicle manufacturers to integrate its system into the majority of new vehicles within the next 5 years.

Deogam says it will share more details about its electricity recycling technology at the CES 2025 fair, which will be held in Las Vegas between January 7-10, 2025.

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