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The future of long-haul trucking is accelerating autonomously on a freeway near you
Kodiak autonomous technology revolutionizes long-haul trucking. Learn more about Vicor power modules that drive mission critical ‘seeing’ sensors
Discover why more power-efficient systems are essential in the design of tomorrow’s electric vehicles. Listen to the podcast.
Podcast with Alix Paultre, Electronic Design, and Greg Green, Director of Automotive Marketing, Vicor
In this episode of Inside Electronics, we talk about the importance of sophisticated and efficient power systems in the designing the next generation of electric vehicles (EVs). We also addressed the equally important charging infrastructure that will be needed.
Today’s EVs are being infused with a host of cutting-edge technology, from AI to wide-bandgap semiconductors. In turn, the supporting power electronics must be as advanced as the systems they’re driving.
Innovative vehicle electrification solutions have accelerated the evolution of automotive system design. Added features that increase the operational power demands will thus influence how designers source power for various in-vehicle systems.
The future of long-haul trucking is accelerating autonomously on a freeway near you
Kodiak autonomous technology revolutionizes long-haul trucking. Learn more about Vicor power modules that drive mission critical ‘seeing’ sensors
Vicor offers solutions for maximizing vehicle weight reduction and 48V zonal architectures
Solving automotive electrification challenges with the highest efficiency and highest power density power modules
High tech shortcut to 48 volts
Greg Green from Vicor expounds on the benefits of using power modules in a 48V zonal architecture to John McElroy of Autoline TV
The importance of advanced power electronics in next-generation EVs
Greg Green, Vicor's Director of Automotive Marketing, shares why more power-efficient systems are essential in the design of tomorrow’s electric vehicles