An inverter is a crucial component in electric vehicles (EVs). It rapidly switches the direct current’s (DC) polarity, creating gated alternating DC that mimics alternating current (AC). This switching controls the stator’s magnetic field, driving the rotor’s motion and generating mechanical power to the motor.
Other electric powertrain components, such as the electric motor (eMotor) and electric axle (eAxle), significantly impact the inverter’s performance. The eMotor’s efficiency and power output both influence the inverter’s workload and thermal management capabilities. What’s more, the delicate components of the printed circuit boards (PCBs) must be carefully handled to ensure the inverter works properly.
With 30+ years of automotive industry experience in automation and design for manufacturability (DFM), ATS Industrial Automation offers innovative solutions for complex production workflows. Advanced facilities and testing capabilities ensure manufacturers can assemble inverters with confidence and meet the highest quality standards.
Every inverter project is unique. Allow us to listen to your challenges and share how automation can launch your project on time.
Years of Automotive Automation Experience.
Battery Production Lines.
Assembly Systems Delivered.
Our thorough testing solutions ensure the inverter’s reliability. We also manage coolant introduction and removal during each test.
Our laser welding, automated soldering, and real-time monitoring achieve strong bonds, minimizing thermal distortion and defects in the inverter.
Our DFM workshops empower customers to refine their designs. We simultaneously build automation equipment and use digital tools to improve processes, helping manufacturers get high quality products to market faster.
Real-time analytics let customers monitor and analyze assembly workflows and make informed decisions that optimize processes.
Manufacturers can easily scale from low cycle to high-volume production using innovative automated solutions like SuperTrak CONVEYAVNCE™.
We leverage digitalization tools, such as simulations, to streamline production workflows before the physical build.