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Exro Technologies — Advanced E-motor Technology Conference (March 2024)

20 slides from Exro Technologies's conference presentation, March 2024

  1. Slide 1: Overcoming Traditional 3-Phase Drive Limitations and Introducing an Optimal Pairing for Magnet-Free Electric Motors

    Overcoming Traditional 3-Phase Drive Limitations and Introducing an Optimal Pairing for Magnet-Free Electric Motors MARCH 2024

  2. Slide 2: Minimum Energy – Maximum Results: Vision and Mission

    MINIMUM ENERGY – MAXIMUM RESULTS VISION MISSION Create the most innovative power controls Utilize minimum energy with maximum company that leads the transition to a results to expand the boundaries of control sustainable electrified world. in e-mobility and energy storage. At our core, we are power

  3. Slide 3: Who We Are: Power electronics experts

    CALGARY, AB WHO WE ARE: Power electronics experts. WHAT WE DO: DEXTER, MI Bring to market the next generation of inverter/BMS technologies that fundamentally change how the world consumes energy. MESA, AZ WHY IT MATTERS: Our technologies expand the capabilities of electric motors and batteries to br

  4. Slide 4: Seamlessly maintaining higher torque density throughout vehicle operation leads to significant cost savings

    Coil Driver is an adaptive electric vehicle traction inverter In essence, the Coil Driver automatically selects between that replaces the standard inverter in electric vehicles. The two modes in a single motor, minimizing the tradeoff faced in patented Coil Driver technology applies coil switching t

  5. Slide 5: Background: recycling of vehicle materials

    BACKGROUND For combustion cars, the bulk of vehicle mass is steel and aluminum. Recycling rate for steel and aluminum in the automotive sector exceeds 90%. 10% new material This is because steel, copper and aluminum remain as metal during the recycling process, saving of the energy required to produ

  6. Slide 6: Background: new metals in batteries and magnets are hard to recycle

    BACKGROUND As we move toward electrification with the aim to eliminate CO2 emissions, we are adding new metals into the transportation eco system: in the batteries. in the magnets used in the motors. The challenge with these new materials is that they are not very easy to recycle. This is primarily

  7. Slide 7: We don't need to, and arguably shouldn't use neodymium

    Copper and iron are metals that can be produced with zero carbon, are infinitely reusable and the only two materials we need to build great electric machines. We don’t need to, and arguably shouldn’t use neodymium. The content of this presentation is proprietary and confidential information of Exro

  8. Slide 8: AC Induction is sustainable, robust, simple, cost-effective

    AC Induction is: Rotating machines SUSTAINABLE DC machines AC machines ROBUST PM excited Electrically excited SIMPLE PMSM Inherent Separate excitation excitation COST-EFFECTIVE Synchronous Wound rotor AC induction reluctance synchronous machine The content of this presentation is proprietary and con

  9. Slide 9: Induction machine with standard 3-phase drive cannot maintain power at speed

    The induction machine with a standard 3-phase drive is not capable of maintaining power at speed. The content of this presentation is proprietary and confidential information of Exro Technologies. It is not intended to be distributed to any third party without the written consent of Exro Technologie

  10. Slide 10: Case Study: Chevrolet Bolt

    Chevrolet Bolt Case Study

  11. Slide 11: Electric motor designs

    204mm OD, 125mm stack 204mm OD, 125mm stack 8 pole 72 slot 8 pole 72 slot 170kVA inverter power 170kVA inverter power 24kg active weight 28kg active weight 1.5kg magnet 2.8kg Cu 9.4kg Cu 19.7kg steel 18.6kg steel Electric motor designs The content of this presentation is proprietary and confidential

  12. Slide 12: Motor max used rpm

    Motor max used rpm Motor max used rpm The content of this presentation is proprietary and confidential information of Exro Technologies. It is not intended to be distributed to any third party without the written consent of Exro Technologies. 12

  13. Slide 13: Vehicle simulation parameters

    Parameter Value Mass 1628+75 kg 7.05:1 baseline IPM Final Drive Ratio 12:1 CD induction Wheel Radius 0.32 m Frontal Area 2.4 m² Drag Coefficient 0.308 Friction Coefficient 0.014 IPM max speed is 8810 rpm with 7.05:1 gives 1250 rpm axle speed IM max speed is 15000 with 12:1 gives 1250 rpm axle speed

  14. Slide 14: Accumulated Motor Losses: FTP75 Driving Cycle

    Accumulated Motor Losses FTP75 Driving Cycle WLTP Class 3 Total Losses Cycle Efficiency CD Gear Ratio Baseline Coil Driver Difference Baseline Coil Driver Difference 7.05:1 0.2308 0.3899 -68.97% 88.34 81.77 -7.38% 12:01 0.2576 -11.63% 87.16 -1.25% The content of this presentation is proprietary and

  15. Slide 15: Accumulated Motor Losses: WLTP Class 3 Driving Cycle

    Accumulated Motor Losses WLTP Class 3 Driving Cycle WLTP Class 3 Total Losses Cycle Efficiency CD Gear Ratio Baseline Coil Driver Difference Baseline Coil Driver Difference 7.05:1 0.2974 0.3787 -27.34% 91.18% 89.03% -2.33% 12:01 0.2888 2.89% 91.41% 0.25% The content of this presentation is proprieta

  16. Slide 16: Accumulated Motor Losses: US06 Driving Cycle

    Accumulated Motor Losses US06 Driving Cycle WLTP Class 3 Total Losses Cycle Efficiency CD Gear Ratio Baseline Coil Driver Difference Baseline Coil Driver Difference 7.05:1 0.2291 90.20 12:01 0.1967 14.13% 91.47 1.31% The content of this presentation is proprietary and confidential information of Exr

  17. Slide 17: Accumulated Motor Losses: Artemis Motorway Driving Cycle

    Accumulated Motor Losses Artemis Motorway 130 Driving Cycle WLTP Class 3 Total Losses Cycle Efficiency CD Gear Ratio Baseline Coil Driver Difference Baseline Coil Driver Difference 7.05:1 0.4766 92.04 12:01 0.3582 24.85% 93.90 1.95% The content of this presentation is proprietary and confidential in

  18. Slide 18: The Coil Driver enables low cost, robust, rare-earth-free AC induction motors

    Simulations show AC induction + Benchmarked against Chevy Bolt using Coil Driver increases performance Industry standard drive cycles Rare-Earth-Free AC Induction + CD Surpassed IPM Where Efficiency Matters Most – High Speed Highway Driving The Coil Driver enables low cost, robust, rare-earth-free A

  19. Slide 19: Minimize total cost of ownership, enhance performance, reduce reliance on rare earth metals

    MINIMIZE TOTAL COST ENHANCE PERFORMANCE REDUCE RELIANCE ON OF OWNERSHIP A N D EF F I C I E N C Y RARE EARTH METALS 19

  20. Slide 20: Exro Technologies Inc.

    Exro Technologies Inc. www.exro.com | @exrotech

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