Safety-critical charging logic for your EV controller

EVerest and ChargeBridge are designed to complement each other. EVerest runs on a Linux SoM and manages high-level tasks such as OCPP, ISO 15118, and smart charging features. ChargeBridge, in contrast, handles the safety-critical core charging logic on a microcontroller (MCU) – functions like handshake, PWM, and monitoring that must run deterministically and independently of Linux. This division ensures maximum safety while keeping your high-level system flexible for innovation.

Currently, ChargeBridge supports CCS. Additional modules for MCS, CHAdeMO, ChaoJi, and GB/T are planned, but not yet available.

Integration is straightforward: we provide carrier board reference designs, pinouts, and documentation to help you get started. Our engineering team also offers schematic reviews and bring-up support, ensuring that the module works smoothly with your hardware. This saves you valuable time and reduces the risk of costly redesigns during later development phases.

A Developer Kit typically contains the ChargeBridge module itself, preloaded firmware, a reference carrier board, and detailed documentation. Together, these components give you a ready-to-use environment for prototyping and testing. Pricing depends on your intended use and volume. Contact us to discuss your setup and receive a tailored offer.

If you have developed a carrier board design, we’re happy to evaluate it. As long as your solution meets our quality and compliance criteria, we can list it as part of the ChargeBridge ecosystem. Simply reach out, share your design, and send us a sample for testing.