Drive for Innovation Chapter 214: Broadcom Automotive Innovation Panel
EE Times' Brian Fuller leads a panel of automotive experts from Broadcom--Ali Abaye, Richard Barrett, Yongbum Kim, and Tim Lau--as they discuss the challenges and opportunity facing today's automotive engineers.
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Rob Shaddock, CTO of TE Connectivity, discusses how looking beyond connectors to connectivity helps engineers tackle design challenges from broader perspective--to speed installation, reduce weight and build intelligence into systems.
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Due to the high cost and inflexibility of isolated DC/DC converter modules, many designers are choosing to implement a discrete design that is better matched to their application. In particular, the forward converter with active clamp reset has been ...
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MEMS Fairy, Karen Lightman works her magic on the floor of Design West 2013.
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Munro & Associates' Al Steier and TechInsights' John Scott-Thomas analyze the Chevy Volt's battery pack in the first of three Drive for Innovation teardown sessions.
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Al Steier from Munro & Associates and John Scott-Thomas of TechInsights analyze the Volt's powertrain electronics at Design West in 2012.
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UCLA engineering professor Ann Karagozian talks about the prospects for alternative fuels to power aircraft in the coming years.
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Learn how you can easily and securely upload and manage large BOMs with Arrow.
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Patrick Mannion of EE Times describes the making of the FitBit, a device that measures the wearer's physical exertion and wirelessly transmits and logs the data. After showing the innards, Patrick invites panelists to discuss wireless design.
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Stability of precision electronic circuits is often dominated by the stability of the voltage reference. Most electronic systems rely on one or more voltage references to ensure that measurements or performance meets specifications, especially over ...
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Imagine the ultimate battery-powered motorized propeller beanie cap, which forms a wireless mesh network with other nearby beanies! CapNet was deployed during the 2013 Design West Conference in San Jose, CA with more than 200 caps on the network.
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Randall Muncy, chief engineer at Texas-based CE Labs, describes how his company considers the benefits of on and offshoring in the context of potential customers.
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At Design West 2013, Engineers from Idneo and SMTC talk about building a robust supply- and design-chain offering in partnership. -
Professor Yang Yang at UCLA describes his work with using organic polymers to boost solar cell efficiency. -
Sue Poniatowski of Texas Instruments describes the design challenges in managing video signals in automotive environments. -
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Rob Shaddock, CTO of TE Connectivity, discusses how looking beyond connectors to connectivity helps engineers tackle design challenges from broader perspective--to speed installation, reduce weight and build intelligence into systems. -
Due to the high cost and inflexibility of isolated DC/DC converter modules, many designers are choosing to implement a discrete design that is better matched to their application. In particular, the forward converter with active clamp reset has been ... -
MEMS Fairy, Karen Lightman works her magic on the floor of Design West 2013.
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Munro & Associates' Al Steier and TechInsights' John Scott-Thomas analyze the Chevy Volt's battery pack in the first of three Drive for Innovation teardown sessions. -
Al Steier from Munro & Associates and John Scott-Thomas of TechInsights analyze the Volt's powertrain electronics at Design West in 2012. -
UCLA engineering professor Ann Karagozian talks about the prospects for alternative fuels to power aircraft in the coming years.
