On-Demand Webinar
Deep Dive into EV Charging Communication and Safety Standards
Thursday, August 21, 2025 | 8:00am PDT | 11:00am EDT | 17:00 CEST
Webinar Overview
The fragmented and frustrating nature of our current EV charging landscape has been widely — and correctly — cited as one of the most significant barriers to EV adoption. EV charging communication is rapidly progressing from siloed systems to a globally interoperable, secure, smart-charging ecosystem. Standardization of EV charging protocols is essential to ensure interoperability, scalability, and security across different EVs, charging stations, and backend systems. There are different types of standards for communication between vehicle-to-charger, charger-to-backend communication and also for safety, security and authentication. Their integration and timing requirements are the key challenges and designs considerations that one needs to consider for any EV charger design.
In this webinar, we have discussed
- Charging protocol (EV-EVSE) used worldwide
- ISO15118 and DIN70121 standard and its role in EV Charging
- EVSE communication with backend system - OCPP standard and its role
- Importance of safety measures in EVSE design
- BSP and software implementation
- Importance of software in safety
- EIC’s EV charging Reference Solution
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Speakers
Nirav Patel. He is currently working as a Technical Manager from the Ahmedabad location. He holds a M.Tech and has over 17 years of expertise in areas such as Embedded System design, Embedded software architecture, EV Solutions, Device driver development, Video domain, EV protocol like SAE J1772, ISO15118-2,20, Wired (SPI, I2C, UART, Ethernet, so on) and Wireless protocol, Secure boot. His current role and responsibilities include Technically drive the project, customer-facing, Software architecture, team handling and quality delivery. He has also worked on a variety of hardware boards based on TI and QCOMM.
Pranav Purohit, he is currently working as a Associate Director at eInfochips (An Arrow Company). He holds a BE Electronics and Communication from MSU, Baroda. He has been working in IT since 1997, and involved in developing products (which includes Hardware, Firmware, Digital and Machinal). Around 27 years in various domain with good mix of Product development and service industry. Developed product for textile automation, consumer product, Aerospace industry, Video Management software and IoT platforms. Managed AC & DC Charger project which includes Mechanical, Hardware, Firmware and Software development.
