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1. Introduction
RFID (radio frequency identification) is a non-contact automatic identification technology that emerged in the 1990s. It uses the characteristics of radio frequency signal prop...[Details]
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This article discusses how to wake up a touch-sensitive device such as a tablet without touching the device, using basic gesture recognition and novel proximity sensors. The article discusses the p...[Details]
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Electronic systems are located at different points on the automotive power bus and therefore often need to operate under very stringent power requirements. These include load dump, cold crank, very lo...[Details]
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1. Introduction
Testing the temperature of steel billets before rolling is an important measure to ensure the quality of steel. Traditional manual testing is difficult to ensure product qu...[Details]
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In today's body control module (BCM) designs, savvy engineers are moving away from electromechanical relays whenever possible. Their next step is to eliminate fuses. But is eliminating fuses a nece...[Details]
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The automotive power electronics market has grown rapidly as comfort and active safety features become more common. As traditional mechanical functions shift to electronic applications, the demand ...[Details]
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Multimedia processors are often the most power-hungry devices in portable electronic devices. Common ways to reduce CPU power requirements are to reduce clock frequency or operating voltage, but th...[Details]
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0 Introduction
The load with impact (rapid change) power in the power system will cause the voltage fluctuation and flicker of the power grid, causing many electrical equipment to fail to wo...[Details]
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Today, automakers are integrating more and more complex electronic systems into cars. Allied Business Intelligence predicts that annual sales of the automotive semiconductor market will rise from $...[Details]
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I. Introduction
The use of electronics in cars dates back to the early 20th century when electric starters replaced hand cranks. Automotive electronics became popular in the 1960s with the...[Details]
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PID is proportional differential adjustment. You can refer to the detailed introduction in the automatic control course for details! The positive action and the negative action in temperature contr...[Details]
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1. Electromagnetic compatibility design
Electromagnetic compatibility refers to the ability of electronic equipment to work in a coordinated and effective manner in various electromagnetic env...[Details]
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Modern communication equipment, portable electronic products, laptops, electric vehicles, small satellites, etc. generally use batteries as power sources and are widely used. However, the batteries...[Details]
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3. Driving circuit design
The power driver uses a field effect tube, which is a field-controlled device with a capacitance effect between the gate and source, so it has high requirements for t...[Details]
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With the development of control, computer, communication and network technology, computer network integrated automation system has been widely used in modern industrial enterprises. The emergence o...[Details]