Webinars

In a free webinar to be hosted on 10th November 2020 at 08.00 EST [13.00 GMT / 14.00 CET] Ricardo experts will present the company’s innovative immersion cooling method for EV batteries, which can reduce total battery cost by up to 5% while improving the charging time by as much as 50%.

Printed and flexible electronics spans a vast array of applications, ranging from touch sensitive displays to e-textiles and from electronic skin patches to circuit prototyping. Indeed, this breadth of applications can make it challenging to know in which avenue to focus technological/product development.

This webinar breaks down the total electric vehicle market across land, sea and air, discussing core enabling technologies and outlines key challenges on the road to electrification. 

In a free webinar to be hosted by Automotive World at 15.00 BST (10.00 EDT / 16.00 CET) on 22nd October, Dave Bennet and Andrew Auld will present Ricardo’s view on how engine and truck manufacturers can position themselves to comply with future heavy-duty on-highway emissions regulations in Europe and the United States.

3D Electronics covers all the methods of adding electronics both to 3D surfaces and incorporating them within 3D objects. This promises much greater design freedom and potentially reduced costs as assembly is substantially simplified. Other advantages include reduced weight and greater durability.

Following the success of the first Experts Camp back in May, HARTING have organised a second series of webinars to discuss the latest in industry innovations and connection technology. Below you’ll find more details of the topics HARTING’s specialists will present, including products, time-saving solutions and technologies for designing the future.

Most legacy car makers need 15 years to switch to battery electric without collapsing. To keep their ICE cars legal and desirable, 50 are urgently upgrading them to 48V mild hybrids and many plan 48V full hybrids by a further upgrade.

The electricity is facing a substantial change, due to the growing amount of renewable energies installed. Because of the necessity of decarbonise the electricity grid, a growing installation of variable renewable energies is expected for the future.

The electric vehicle market is expanding. As a consequence, the market for power modules within all manners of electric vehicles is expanding. This, in turn, will translate into rising demand for materials, including die attach materials, used in power electronic packages and modules.

Without proper consideration, EMI can derail projects and create costly delays.