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AEM Electronics CD-7 digital racing dash displays feature 7 in. full-color digital screens that are super bright, high contrast, and with sunlight-readable displays. To ensure visibility at all times, they also have integrated glare diffusers and shade hoods to overcome the brightest daylight conditions. The CD-7s are designed to accept channels from CAN bus connections—and two CAN bus channels are included so that they can receive and collect data from AEMnet-enabled devices. Seven ultra-bright LEDs span the top of the display housing for rpm and shift light indication. You can program them to ascend in specific increments based on rpm range, and flash when it's time to shift. Brightness is also programmable on the fixed color LEDs. Two large buttons are included on the face of the display, allowing easy page changing and memory resetting—even with driving gloves on. These button functions are duplicated on the rear connector, allowing you to mount remote buttons on the steering wheel, if desired. Two additional programmable LEDs are located above the toggle buttons on the sides of the housing. AEM offers the CD-7 as "display only" (non-logging) or with built-in logger (CD-7L). The units are available in either a cast aluminum or carbon fiber composite housing—with sealed connectors on the rear and anti-vibration mounts.
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AEM Electronics EV combined charging units (CCU) simplify the electric vehicle (EV) drive system. The units merge an on-board charger (OBC) and a DC-DC converter (DCDC). The OBC charges the HV battery pack by taking 120 V or 240 V AC energy from the grid, converting it to high-voltage DC and charging the high-voltage battery in the vehicle. The DC-DC converter takes the high-voltage from the battery pack and converts it to low-voltage to maintain the charge in the vehicle's 12 V battery, and performs the duties that the alternator does in an internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicle. The combined charging units are fully controlled by the VCU via the CANbus and the OBC and DC-DC report voltage, current, and status information back to the VCU. The AEM EV CCUs are very compact and lightweight, while offering high efficiency, stable charging, long life, a high-protection level, and high reliability. They are 100 percent driven via CAN by the VCU in conjunction with the BMS-18, and is not directly controlled by the charge plug connector or the off vehicle EVSE (Electrical Vehicle Service Equipment). Features: * 6.6kw (32 amps) on-board charger + 2.5kw DC-DC converter * 350 Vdc nominal output and up to 450 Vdc maximum * Plug-and-play with AEM's EV controls * Liquid cooled and temperature controlled for efficient thermal management * Lightweight (5.5kg, 12 lbs.) compared to typical units at 18 to 24 lbs. * Compact design--2.5 to 3x smaller than comparable units * The HV battery charger is rated at 93.5 percent efficiency at full load * The DC-DC LV output is rated at 91.5 percent efficiency at full load with a maximum continuous DC-DC output of 178 amps at 14 V * The CCU has the following protection functions: -- Input over and under voltage protection -- High-voltage output over and under voltage protection -- High- and low-voltage output short circuit protection -- Over temperature protection
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