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2010-11-15 | Accelerometers for automotive airbags STMicroelectronics introduced a new family of high-g acceleration sensors for advanced airbag systems. These micro devices pick up rapid deceleration of the vehicle during a collision and relay instantaneous information to the airbag control unit. |
2006-10-20 | Power supply IC targets high-end car airbag apps Atmel has announced the availability of an airbag system power supply IC particularly suited for high-end automotive airbag applications. |
2013-10-22 | Elmos unveils safety chip with integrated pressure sensor The E524.40 pressure sensor IC from Elmos is able to detect sudden changes in pressure independent of average ambient air pressure. |
2007-04-02 | Parallel processing architecture enables advanced vision apps in today's cars While airbags and seatbelts are designed to provide protection inside the vehicle, accident avoidance equipment could provide the ultimate solution for protecting lives both inside and out. |
2008-09-16 | Manage growing complexity in automotive design Electric power windows have become one of the standard features in cars today. Most car buyers see power window as a must-have comfort feature. While the current trend for doors is towards a modular and lightweight approach, another growing trend is toward the inclusion of side airbags in the car. Such increased reinforcement and added components of the airbag function drive the need to achieve a smaller footprint for the door/window-lift ECUs. Higher integration delivers the key to manage increasing complexity like anti-pinch functionality. |
2002-09-09 | Hitachi 16-bit MCUs pack CAN interface Hitachi Ltd has released 16-bit single-chip microcontrollers with an on-chip CAN interface for use in in-vehicle equipment such as door modules and airbags. |
2015-07-21 | Utilising FRAMs in automotive applications FRAMs can be used for nonvolatile data logging in most automotive sub systems. This technical article discusses the use of FRAM in Automotive Event Data Recorders. |
2012-05-15 | TI holds on to MEMS crown TI in 2011 managed to hold on to the leading position it earned in 2010 because of the continuing sales of its digital processing light (DLP) chips, which employ MEMS technology," said Jrmie Bouchaud, director and senior principal analyst for MEMS & sensors at IHS. |
2008-04-01 | Think of whole-system design Jeff Bier shares how his 2001 Passat became completely dysfunctional and cites how important the whole-system design perspective is in avoiding such tragedy. |
2014-08-11 | ST: Cars find place in grand scheme of IoT Today's car is already packed with electronics and, in fact, has among the highest densities of electronic components of all consumer machines. |
2008-02-25 | Smart sensor includes programmable MCU, LIN 2.0 interface Micronas has announced the HAL 2810 smart sensor, said to be the first linear Hall-effect sensor to include programmable MCU and a LIN bus 2.0 interface. |
2003-03-17 | Sensor discerns height, weight without contact Motorola launched its noncontact sensor technology that will precisely depict the size, weight, and position of individuals in a small radius. |
2008-10-14 | Semicast: Consumer electronics to achieve steady growth The market for 32-/64bit MCUs, embedded microprocessors and general purpose DSPs will show steady and on-going growth despite the current economic uncertainties, particularly affecting confidence in the United States, Europe and Japan. |
2004-09-16 | Race to China's automotive victory lane In the street race, China shines as the fastest rising star for automotive market players. |
2010-07-01 | Passive MEMS, actuators to keep cars safe The next generation of car automation will be equipped by passive MEMS sensors with active actuators that will increasingly "drive" cars in hazardous situations to avoid accidents, experts said. |
2004-10-18 | Osram integrates thin-film technology in IREDs Osram Opto Semiconductors is now using thin-film technology not only for LEDs but also for IR components. |
2013-10-03 | Origami-shaped antennas reconfigure through ambient energy The technology will use principles from origami to create complex structures that can reconfigure themselves by unfolding, moving and even twisting in response to incoming electromagnetic signals. |
2015-02-12 | nanoFlowcell to unveil all-wheel drive prototype in Geneva nanoFlowCell will showcase a successor to the Quant E: The Quant F, an all-wheel drive sedan with four electric motors, larger tanks for the electrolyte, a flow batterya hybrid from fuel cell and an electrochemical battery. |
2007-07-02 | MRAM enters embedded arena Improvements in MRAM will help widen the spectrum of potential applications, ensuring a greater push into the embedded-microcontroller market. |
2006-08-04 | Microchip's CAN MCUs boast more on-chip flash Microchip has unveiled the PIC18F4685 family of low-power 8bit CAN MCUs with 80- or 96Kbytes of flash and integrated EEPROM memory. |
2005-08-11 | MEMS work uses polysilicon-germanium over CMOS A gyroscope developed under a European Commission supported project, is intended to serve as a demonstrator of a combined MEMS sensor and signal conditioning circuit. |
2005-09-16 | MEMS spinoff joins medical, consumer drive MS spinoff joins medical, consumer drive |
2008-01-16 | MEMS set to tickle consumer fancy Today, MEMS chips, combined with the smart software that uses them, are being designed into cellphones at a pace reminiscent of camera-phone adoption, enabling a new breed of consumer-pleasing electronic devices. |
2007-09-17 | MEMS finds niche in space exploration The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has started a program to develop MEMS technologies that reduce the size, weight and power of its radio transceivers. |
2007-06-01 | MEMS chips integrate more intelligence According Freescale, its ESC-capable combo MEMS sensor for vehicles will capitalize on two trends driving MEMS development: integration of multiple sensing elements and integration of more intelligence. |
2010-03-02 | Living up to MEMS sensor's initial promise MEMS inertial sensors have been around for more than 25 yearsfrom the first prototypes developed in universities to initial product offerings. It is time to examine why MEMS inertial sensors have failed to live up to their initial promise and to propose a different approach that could jump-start those advancements. |
2007-03-05 | Is MRAM right for your consumer embedded device application? Available memories on the market have inherent limitations that prevent them from offering the best memory features. However, with further refinement, MRAM could someday be hailed as the universal memory. |
2011-06-17 | Integration, regulation rev up automotive MEMS This special report outlines emerging trends in automotive MEMS, such as microbolometers and CMOS image sensors, and the integration of multiple sensors, supporting processors and communication functions. |
2006-09-14 | Infineon opens front-end power fab in Malaysia Infineon formally opened its first Asia-based front-end power fab in Kulim Hi-Tech Park in Malaysia. This $1 billion facility, dubbed Power Fab, will have a maximum capacity of 100,000 wafer starts per month using 200mm wafer discs. |
2014-12-16 | Infineon moves automotive power devices to UMC Infineon will transfer its Smart Power Technology (SPT9) to UMC as an extension of its long-standing partnership with the latter. Production will start early 2018 at UMC's 300mm fab in Taiwan. |
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