ADI'S VISION FOR BMS GOES BEYOND MANAGING BATTERY CHARGE

Analog Devices India ADI) is pioneering advanced battery management systems (BMS) that revolutionise e-mobility. Vivek Tyagi, Managing Director, Field Sales at Analog Devices India, shares the company’s vision for BMS in electric vehicles and its R&D efforts in India.

-  Nisha Shukla

How is Analog Devices India (ADI) empowering the EV ecosystem and building charging infrastructure in India?

While Analog Devices India (ADI) does not build charging stations, its contributions to the EV ecosystem are significant. ADI focuses on technologies like fast-charging onboard chargers and optimised battery management systems. Additionally, the company emphasises localisation and building partnerships, ensuring a wide development of charging networks.

By providing efficient and effective charging solutions, ADI positively impacts the entire ecosystem and supply chain through local partnerships. Therefore, ADI contributes to an environment that fosters EV adoption and a more robust charging infrastructure in India.

Could you provide an overview of ADI’s diverse product portfolio in the mobility domain, especially how these products are tailored to meet the unique demands of the Indian automotive market?

ADI offers a diverse product portfolio in the mobility domain, including solutions for both electric and hybrid vehicles. These encompass efficient powertrain components like current sensors and battery management systems. This breadth of offerings positions ADI as a significant player, shaping the future of not just electric mobility but also autonomous driving and in-car experiences. ADI ensures that its offerings solve the challenges of modern mobility with robust connectivity and reliable in-car communication.

How is ADI leveraging its innovation labs and design centre in Bengaluru to drive R&D efforts in India?