Welcome to our comprehensive guide on automotive sensors! Delve into the cutting-edge technologies that power modern vehicles, from vehicle speed sensors that ensure accurate speed measurements to air quality sensors that prioritize your health on the road. Discover the seamless integration of automotive software with these sensors, revolutionizing the way we drive.

From conducting thorough gap analyses to implementing robust safety processes, ISO 26262 consulting services ensure regulatory compliance and foster a culture of safety in the organization. Functional safety consulting is also particularly sought for development of ISO 26262 compliant systems. Our blog captures all such aspects of ISO 26262 consulting. Read it on..

Modern vehicles are integrated with telematics systems that collect information such as vehicle location, speed, engine parameters, etc. But the addition of a camera system to record videos converts it into a Video Telematics solution, which is far more powerful. Our blog takes a look at the video telematics market, trends, underlying technology, and how it is gaining grounds in the automotive industry.

Unlock the power of electric vehicle charging with this comprehensive blog on all things EV charging. Whether you're a new EV owner or considering making the switch, understanding the different types of charging methods and equipment is crucial. Discover the convenience of home charging stations, the accessibility of public chargers, and the speed of fast charging. From Level 1 to DC fast charging, we break down the options, demystify the terminology, and help you navigate the EV charging landscape.

The journey of traction inverters in electric vehicles (EVs) has been a fascinating one. From the early days of simple DC-DC converters to the modern, sophisticated, and highly efficient inverters, the development of these power electronics has played a crucial role in making EVs a viable transportation solution. In this article, we will explore the journey of the traction inverter and DC-DC converters in an Electric Vehicle, from early developments to the present day.

Unveiling the Thrilling World of Small Motor Control Systems. Ever wondered how tiny motors make a big impact in your vehicle? Explore our blog to unravel the extraordinary secrets behind small motor control systems. From turbocharged performance to seamless manoeuvrability, get ready to discover the driving force that propels automotive innovation. Don't miss out on this electrifying journey. Start exploring now!

Our team of LIN protocol experts has put together this article to help you understand the nuances of LIN conformance testing and navigate the complex landscape of ECU communication standards. With our easy-to-understand explanations and practical insights, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and tools necessary to ensure your products meet the highest quality and safety standards.

An Electric Vehicle needs a system which can quickly and effectively recharge the battery bank of the vehicle in a hassle-free manner. The EV smart charging system is a new and emerging technology that enables electric vehicles to charge and communicate with the charging infrastructure. This system uses transmission-based technology, with access to user’s information that can pose security risks if not properly secured. Our blog explores the cybersecurity measures that can be taken to protect the EV smart charging system.

The requirement for reliable and efficient EV Battery Management Systems (BMS) software, Printed Circuit Boards (PCB), Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC), and hardware circuits is growing in tandem with the number of EVs hitting the road. The development of programmable and high functioning EV BMS software, PCB, PLC, and hardware circuits is essential to the success of EVs. These components must be designed and optimized to ensure safe and efficient operation of the Battery Management System in its entirety.

Automotive electronics has been undergoing a rapid transformation, much like consumer tech such as smartphones or tablets. More often than not, automotive tech and consumer tech are based on similar chip architectures and technologies.