Charged EVs | Variscite says its system-on-module platform cuts EV charger development timelines by 50%

A US-based EV charging station manufacturer cut its development timeline by about 50% after adopting a system-on-module (SoM) platform from Variscite, according to a case study published by the embedded computing vendor.

Variscite is pitching its SoMs as a faster path to production hardware for EVSE makers, with pin-compatible module families that let developers upgrade performance or features without redesigning the carrier board. The company says its Pin2Pin families share a common pinout architecture so a supplier can “swap in” another compatible SoM as requirements change, or build different charger configurations (commercial vs residential) around a common hardware and software framework.

The system supports industrial operating temperatures (-40 °C to +85 °C), cybersecurity features and ISO 27001 certification, plus “extended longevity guarantees.” Variscite says its in-house manufacturing lets customers customize modules to specification, including in smaller orders “as small as 20 units,” and can help stabilize lead times during component shortages.

“Variscite SoMs are designed to power critical EV charging infrastructure at scale, providing a rugged, cost-effective platform that gets developers to market faster,” said Ofer Austerlitz, Variscite’s VP of Business Development and Sales.

Source: Variscite