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Thermal Safety Design of New Energy Battery Systems
This article aims to analyze the importance of thermal safety design, market thermal safety issues, solutions for battery system thermal safety design, and thermal runaway warning strategies. It is intended to serve as a reference for implementing corresponding protective measures in the thermal safety design of power batteries.
22 Apr 13 Automotive Electronics
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Mobile Image Algorithm Solutions
With the advent of the smartphone era, photography has undergone tremendous changes. It is no longer just about lenses and sensors; a series of image algorithms are now loaded behind them. These algorithms enable faster image processing and achieve better shooting results.
19 May 14 Consumer Electronics
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Utilizing High Ripple Current for Smarter Electric Vehicle Designs
According to the latest research by market analysis firm Markets and Markets, the electrification of the automotive industry is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 11.9%, increasing from $73.7 billion to $129.6 billion by 2025. This rapid growth also signifies substantial investments in research and development as electric vehicles continue to gain widespread consumer acceptance.
23 Feb 22 Automotive Electronics
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T-IBC (Onebox) Integrated Line Control Brake System
For smart new energy vehicles, traditional vacuum boosters combined with pump-controlled hydraulic systems (such as ESC and EPBi) are unable to address the vacuum source issue. These systems have drawbacks such as pressure control fluctuations and slow response times, which fail to meet the functional requirements of smart new energy vehicles.
18 Oct 24 Automotive Electronics
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Utilizing High Ripple Current for Smarter Electric Vehicle Designs
According to the latest research by market analysis firm Markets and Markets, the electrification of the automotive industry is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 11.9%, increasing from $73.7 billion to $129.6 billion by 2025. This rapid growth also signifies substantial investments in research and development as electric vehicles continue to gain widespread consumer acceptance.
23 Feb 22 Automotive Electronics
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Thermal Safety Design of New Energy Battery Systems
This article aims to analyze the importance of thermal safety design, market thermal safety issues, solutions for battery system thermal safety design, and thermal runaway warning strategies. It is intended to serve as a reference for implementing corresponding protective measures in the thermal safety design of power batteries.
22 Apr 13 Automotive Electronics
Improving Visibility with DLP® Headlights
20 Dec 25
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Principle of Breathing Effect Control for Automotive Electronic Ambient Lighting
20 Nov 18 Automotive Electronics
Apart from well-known elements like sofas, televisions, and large refrigerators, there are also some less noticeable designs within the cabin, such as today's protagonist—the ambient lighting.
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Automotive Tail Light Solution based on STM ALED1262ZT
20 Mar 22 Automotive Electronics
The STEVAL-LLL002M1 is an LED array driver system board that features local dimming and diagnostic capabilities for automotive applications. It is based on the ALED1262ZT 12-channel LED driver controlled via the I²C interface by the STM8AF6266 microcontroller. Four ALED1262ZT LED drivers drive a matrix of 48 red LEDs.
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T-IBC (Onebox) Integrated Line Control Brake System
18 Oct 24 Automotive Electronics
For smart new energy vehicles, traditional vacuum boosters combined with pump-controlled hydraulic systems (such as ESC and EPBi) are unable to address the vacuum source issue. These systems have drawbacks such as pressure control fluctuations and slow response times, which fail to meet the functional requirements of smart new energy vehicles.
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