USB Fast Charging: Ensure that the car charger supports fast charging standards such as Qualcomm Quick Charge or USB Power Delivery (PD). This enables faster charging for compatible devices.
Drop Resistance: Design the car charger with durable materials and a robust structure to withstand drops and impact. Consider using materials like rubber or silicone for added shock absorption.
Anti-Interference: Implement shielding and filtering mechanisms to reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI). This ensures that the charger won't interfere with the car's electronic systems or other devices.
Temperature Resistance: Choose materials and components that can handle a wide range of temperatures. This is particularly important in a car environment where temperatures can vary significantly. Heat-resistant materials and thermal protection mecha
Input Voltage: Support both 12V and 24V input voltage to make the car charger compatible with a wide range of vehicles, as different cars may have different electrical systems.
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