Engineering is making the car of the future possible by enabling electric vehicles, self-driving, telematics, cellular V2X, ADAS, DSRC, and more via innovations in power, embedded design, communications, and other technology areas.
Automotive Ethernet is here to stay, but there are hurdles to overcome in using it. However, one option has arrived that may offer a bandwidth solution to today’s in-car connectivity needs.
SiFive, a startup building chips based on the open-source RISC-V architecture, is adding more financial firepower to take on Arm. The company said last week it had raised $65.4 million in funding from Sutter Hill Ventures, Chengwei Capital...
Addressing camera systems in cars, the high-efficiency Maxim MAX20049 power-management IC incorporates two buck regulators, two LDOs, and protection features in a 3- × 3-mm package.
Every semiconductor manufacturer should be striving toward a goal of Zero Defects, especially those for auto applications, which is why high-quality MOSFETs are worth every cent.
