Granularity

“In the context of EV charging, granularity refers to the specific incremental units by which electrical power is distributed and allocated within a system. This defines the precision of energy management; for example, a system with 40 kW granularity can assign power in discrete 40 kW blocks to different vehicles. High granularity is a critical feature of advanced power stacks, as it allows for the most efficient use of available capacity. By breaking down total power into smaller, manageable increments, the system can dynamically balance supply across multiple dispensers, ensuring no energy is wasted and each vehicle receives the optimal charge based on its real-time requirements.”