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CUMMINS News
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CUMMINS News
ESSENTIAL VEHICLE SOFTWARE AND POWER ELECTRONICS IN BATTERY AND FUEL CELL ELECTRIC VEHICLES
Cummins explains the software and electronics components in Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) and Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEVs).
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Interact Analysis News
Are lubricant manufacturers ready for seismic impact of zero emission transport?
Article by ALASTAIR HAYFIELD, Senior Research Director of Commercial Vehicles Division, interact analysis, and responsible for cutting-edge research on electric trucks, autonomous trucks and off-highway electrification.
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ONSEMI News
Onsemi Straight Up: A Better Approach to Cooling Semiconductors
While it may not be immediately apparent due to the relatively large size of vehicles, the space available for technology solutions in vehicles is generally quite small and cramped.
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Rohm Semiconductors News
ROHM’s New 4ch/6ch LED Drivers for LCD Backlights
Built-in DC and PWM dimming support a wide range of design requirements. Contribution to Lower Power Consumption in Medium to Large Automotive Displays.
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Kyocera News
Kyocera: TANTALUM CAPACITOR FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES
A technical paper written by Jeff Lee.
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Rohm Semiconductors News
ROHM’s Compact Primary LDOs with Highly Stable Output Voltage Stability Ideal for Redundant Power Supplies
Maintains power for core functions even in the event of a vehicle system malfunction.
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Rohm Semiconductors News
ROHM’s New Compact Intelligent (Smart) Low Side Switches: Reduced Power Loss and Safer Operation Using Proprietary TDACC Circuit and Device Technology
Replaces mechanical relays and MOSFETs fulfilling functional safety requirements in the automotive and industrial equipment applications.
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TDK News
TDK: The Integral Role of Power Inductors in the Electrification of Cars—Including ADAS and EVs
The automobile has been undergoing a substantial transformation in recent years. With the advent of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), the shift toward electric vehicles, and the growing sophistication of infotainment, cars have evolved to the point where they can be considered advanced electronic devices.
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Rohm Semiconductors News
