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Automotive News from Anglia
19 March 2012
Anglia will be exhibiting at the Commercial Vehicle Show, 24th - 26th April, at the NEC, Birmingham. Hall 3 Stand G23.
Based on a unique design, distinct manufacturing processes and special ageing techniques, these capacitors guarantee high temperature performance for a variety of harsh applications such as oil drilling, aerospace/defense and automotive.
08 July 2010
Panasonic has released the FP-Series, a new range of surface mounting aluminium electrolytic capacitors with significantly lower ESR characteristics, offering a serious and cost effective alternative to tantalum capacitors.
04 June 2009
STMicroelectronics has announced that the successful sampling of the second generation of their system-on-chip EyeQ2 for the vision-based driver assistance segment of the automotive market.
Murata's piezo sounders and buzzers are available in low profile and lightweight SMD packaging to suit a wide variety of applications, consuming very little current compared to magnetic/dynamic sound components.
The AIS326DQ is the first Automotive-qualified low-g accelerometer addressing non-safety applications.
07 December 2008
STMicroelectronics has introduced its first automotive-qualified three-axis MEMS accelerometer. The new device is qualified to AEC-Q100 for automotive applications.
28 September 2008
STMicroelectronics is the first to introduce a single chip that produces the major signals required to drive vehicle door-mounted systems as well as an improved method for controlling electrochrome (EC) rear-view mirrors.
21 September 2008
STMicroelectronics has announced its first high-dynamic-range CMOS camera specifically tailored for the vision-based driver-assistance segment of the automotive market.
The NV72DL Varistor is idealy suited for counter measures against ESD voltages. Its symmetrically non linearity V-I characteristic absorbs positive and negative surges.