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Toyota Voices Concerns Over Expanding the Wireless Spectrum for Internet Access

Toyota Motor Corporation spoke to the House Energy and Commerce panel overseeing technology that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) should not move forward with a plan to allow expanded parts of the wireless spectrum for Internet access until testing can ensure that it won’t threaten auto safety advances. 

New Feature-Packed Automotive Grade Power Management ICs Added to the ON Semiconductor Portfolio

ON Semiconductor has introduced two new AEC Qualified ICs which, thanks to their wide...

2014 International Electrostatic Discharge Workshop Call for Presentations

The ESD Association is now soliciting presentation abstracts for the 8th annual International Electrostatic...

ON Semiconductor Announces Significant Expansion of its Automotive Qualified Product Portfolio

ON Semiconductor has significantly expanded its portfolio of AEC-Q100 and AEC-Q101 qualified standard components...

TDK Announces Rugged EPCOS Al El Caps for Automotive Applications

TDK Corporation announced a new series of rugged EPCOS axial-lead aluminum electrolytic capacitors for...
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Gore® Automotive Vents Protect Powertrain Components from Harsh Environments

W. L. Gore & Associates has expanded its line of GORE® Automotive Vents to...

New Optical Gesture & Proximity Sensing ICs from Melexis Enable Safer Automotive Human-Machine Interfaces

Melexis Technologies NV has introduced a product family designed for easy implementation of robust...

FCC amends automobile radar system operations rules

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has eased its regulations covering automobile radar systems to...

The Evolution of EMC Testing for Electrified Powertrains in Automotive Vehicles

3 evolution-of-emc-testing-smallFrom the time when automotive vehicles were essentially mechanical with spark ignition the only electrical system, through the many decades that brought the development of electrical, electronic and computer controlled automotive systems, the need for and methods of automotive testing have evolved along with the vehicles. At one time, electrical testing was sufficient. But with the dawn of the digital computer era, compatibility became a major issue. Those pesky clocked systems are inherently noise producers and are also subject to immunity issues.

Impact on EMC for Electrical Powertrains with Respect to Functional Safety: ISO 26262

Due to increasing concerns with petroleum usage and the increasing federal fuel economy regulations, electric powertrains have become more accepted by automotive manufacturers and can be found in production and within numerous development programs.

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