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Automotive engineering refers to the application of mechanical, electrical, software and safety engineering in the design, manufacturing and operation of vehicles such as motorcycles, automobiles, buses and trucks. This also includes the development of electric and autonomous vehicles.
6 Things Engineers Can Learn from NVIDIA’s CES 2025 Keynote
For engineers, the advancements highlighted in NVIDIA’s keynote represent transformative opportunities to optimize…
Thermal Management Innovations for Electrification at CES 2025
Thermal management isn’t just a buzzword; it’s the backbone of efficient e-mobility. At CES 2025, MAHLE is putting…
The EV Battery Advances We Saw in 2024
Efficient electric vehicle (EV) batteries that charge fast and deliver an increasingly greater driving range are on…
A New Path in 3D Printing: Lightweight Automotive Parts Without Compromise
In the quiet halls of Tohoku University's Institute for Materials Research, a team of scientists has made a…
Power Integrations Targets 800V Automotive Applications with Wide-Creepage…
As the automotive industry moves toward higher voltage systems to support advanced electric vehicles (EVs) and…
Danisense Current Transducer Powers DC Charging Station Testing at TU Graz
In a significant step towards improving the safety and efficiency of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure,…
Shielding Automotive Semiconductors from Sunlight
Automotive semiconductors are engineered to endure harsh environmental conditions, including exposure to sunlight.…
ROHM PMICs Power Telechips’ Next-Generation Cockpit SoCs for European Automakers
ROHM Semiconductor has announced the integration of its Power Management ICs (PMICs) into power reference designs…
EV Batteries Could Last 40% Longer Than Previously Estimated
Electric vehicle (EV) batteries may have a significantly longer lifespan than previously thought, according to…
TDK Expands MLJ1005-G Series of Multilayer Inductors for Automotive PoC Circuits
The MLJ1005-G series, measuring just 1.0 x 0.5 x 0.5 mm, is the smallest multilayer inductor available for PoC…