July/August 2023

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Assuring EV battery pack reliability at the cell interconnect level

Electromobility (e-mobility) – the move away from using internal combustion engines in cars, bikes, buses, trucks, and so on – requires batteries to store and release power. The properties of a battery, or rather a battery pack, are therefore largely r …

Meeting the challenges of drone design

High Eye is a drone manufacturer based in Dordrecht, The Netherlands. In 2021 it launched the Airboxer VTOL unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), a long-range drone with a single three-bladed rotor that quickly gained popularity in the market, due to its smal …

Sensor fusion combined with deep learning deliver better understanding of industrial processes

Sensors are increasingly being used in a growing number of everyday applications to collect data, for analysis and process improvements. This is particularly true in industrial automation, access control, security systems and healthcare, among many oth …

Modular approach solves 48V power architecture electrification challenges

Cars, trucks, buses and motorcycles makers are rapidly electrifying their vehicles to increase the fuel efficiency of internal combustion engines and reduce CO2 emissions. There are many electrification choices, but most opt for a 48V mild-hybrid syste …

Hanover Displays harnesses cobots to test PCBAs in-house

UK-based Hanover Displays manufactures and designs passenger information systems for the public transport industry, placing great emphasis on providing very high quality products. The printed circuit boards (PCBs) in its display panels were originally …

The frequency operating window of an op-amp-based half-wave rectifier

The half-wave rectifier circuit is essential to most AC-to-DC converters. Because of the benefits it offers, this circuit based on op-amps is more popular than conventional rectifiers. One such advantage is that it provides reasonable over-voltage prot …

TTL crystal oscillator THD performance for different load resistances

The TTL crystal oscillator circuit is one of the simplest circuits electronic circuit designers can build; see Figure 1. However, despite its simplicity and stable performance, it has a fundamental problem – it can’t generate a pure sinusoidal signal, …

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