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Toyota tilting three-wheeler enters the 'real world'
2014-03-24
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Compact, single-package automotive Ethernet-based solution
2014-04-15
Freescale Semiconductor and Broadcom Corp. have created the industry’s first fully integrated, packaged microcontroller (MCU) and physical layer transceiver (PHY) solution for use in 360 degree camera systems.
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GKN to buy Williams' motorsports-proven flywheel technology
2014-04-01
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Next-generation LED drivers for front, rear lights
2014-08-01
Texas Instruments offers the automotive industry’s first two-channel switching LED driver for front lights and the only linear LED driver with single short LED detection for rear lights, according to the company.
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Hyundai activates its own cloud server for Blue Link
2014-05-19
A server is the central point for all Generation 2 Blue Link communication, giving Hyundai early, direct access to customers. The updated Blue Link now has Google Destination Search, a 3G modem, and a larger touchscreens in control stack.
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IEEE forms study group for greater Ethernet capability
2014-06-26
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Punch Powertrain pushes its flywheel-CVT hybrid technology
2014-07-08
A simpler spin on hybrids relies on mechanical flywheels and push-belts rather than batteries and motors
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Flash devices
2014-07-01
Spansion Inc. extends its automotive flash memory portfolio with the addition of six automotive-grade devices.
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VW America names new exec for its Silicon Valley electronics research lab
2014-06-10
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OBD becoming greater challenge as it covers heavy-duty trucks, too
2014-04-09
Misfire detection is most difficult, SAE Congress panel tells attendees, and overall emissions diagnosis is harder than with passenger cars and light-duty trucks.
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Delphi's RACam integrated radar-vision system enables active-safety suites
2015-03-05
Volvo’s 2015 XC90 features RACam, claimed to be the world’s first integrated radar and vision data-fusion system, designed to enable a broad array of active-safety capabilities.
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Editorial: High-voltage developments
2015-03-05
Tightening vehicle efficiency and emissions regulations and increasing demand for onboard electrical power means that higher voltages, in the form of supplemental 48-volt subsystems, may soon be nearing production.
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Xerox eyes DSRC for vehicle infrastructure support
2015-05-12
Many companies are planning for the eventual adoption of vehicle-to vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure communications, with Xerox targeting tolling and commercial vehicle monitoring.
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Semiconductor power-device analyzer
2015-03-18
Keysight Technologies has enhanced its B1505A power-device analyzer/curve tracer, allowing it to characterize all key parameters of on-wafer and packaged devices for semiconductor development.
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AT&T, Airbiquity team up for connected-vehicle services
2015-03-18
AT&T is broadening its efforts to tap into the burgeoning connected-car market by inking a multi-year agreement with Airbiquity. The union will help AT&T provide a single technology for global vehicles.
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Audi details piloted driving technology
2015-04-01
Before autonomous vehicles make drivers obsolete, electronic technologies will depend on people to make decisions when something unusual happens.
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SAE Eye on Engineering Quick Take: Rice is nice for IGBTs
2015-02-24
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Delphi and Tula show NVH benefits from Dynamic Skip Fire
2017-06-16
In a production vehicle that Tula tested, conventional operation yielded what was termed an “objectionable” audible boom at 47 Hz with production calibration. However, under DSF operation all firing patterns resulting in frequencies between 44 Hz and 48 Hz were avoided.
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Programming-free LCD user interface
2017-06-14
LCDTERM.com’s new programming-free LCD user interface (UI) allows seamless and code-free integration onto any embedded platform, eliminating the need to write software to control the display.
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Terabyte data storage by 2020 will drive flash usage
2017-08-03
The amount of software and data used by more sophisticated digital systems is likely to surpass the capabilities of flash embedded on microcontrollers, forcing engineers to add discrete flash memory to the BOM.
