Automotive

As OEMs add more electrical and electronic content to cars, power loads are increasing, leading to a shift in low voltage architectures. A 48 Volt architecture offers the advantage of delivering the same power as a traditional 12 Volt system but with only a quarter of the current, enabling the use of smaller and lighter wiring which enhances efficiency and reduces overall vehicle weight. TE Connectivity is offering products that are 48V ready to ...

Lauterbach and Kernkonzept have developed a hypervisor solution for the Arm Cortex-R82AE CPU that gives developers of Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) architectures insight into the full SDV software stack and enables them to start software development before corresponding System-on-a-Chip (SoCs) are available in silicon.

WirelessCar has announced that its full suite of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) products is now available on AWS Marketplace.

Renesas has launched the new generation of automotive fusion system-on-chips (SoCs) serving multiple automotive domains including Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), in-vehicle infotainment (IVI), and gateway applications on a single-chip.

To enable system engineers in the EV industry to take the next step towards transformer-less on-board chargers (OBCs), LEM has designed the first automotive grade residual current monitoring (RCM) type B sensor for bi-directional OBCs with ASIL B capabilities.

ABLIC has launched the S-19193 Series of automotive 3 to 6-cell battery monitoring protection ICs.

The electric vehicle (EV) charging industry is experiencing rapid growth. With consumers, industries and governments demanding more environmentally sustainable transportation, the EV charging infrastructure must become more efficient and accessible....

Nexperia has introduced a new series of high-performance gate driver ICs designed for driving both high-side and low-side N-channel MOSFETs in a synchronous buck or half-bridge configuration.

Renesas Electronics announced the world's first ‘8-in-1’ proof of concept (PoC) for E-Axle systems for electric vehicles (EV), which controls eight functions using a single microcontroller (MCU).

MIPS, a developer of efficient and configurable IP compute cores, announces the general availability (GA) launch of the MIPS P8700 Series RISC-V Processor. Designed to meet the low-latency, highly intensive data movement demands of the most advanced automotive applications such as ADAS and Autonomous Vehicles (AVs), the P8700 delivers accelerated compute, power efficiency, and scalability.