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On November 13, 2025 in Automotive, Medical, test by Adam Kimmel

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What We Learned About EV Range Anxiety

On February 28, 2020 in All, Automotive, Connectors, General, Motor Control, Power by Tommy Cummings

We just endured the biggest adventure of our Tesla commitment ... a long-distance journey, an 853km (530-mile) roundtrip in an EV equipped with a 50kW battery that has a 362km (225-mile) range between full charges. We learned valuable lessons, and we’re hopeful for progress.

Tagged With: Electric vehicles, EV, EV charging stations, Tesla, Tesla Model 3

Formula E Fields Faster Entries, Including Mouser’s

On February 27, 2020 in All, Automotive by Doug Brown

Formula E racing combines engineering, technology, sport, and entertainment into one exciting series. Now in its sixth season, the all-electric racing series is more thrilling than ever, with new Gen 2 cars that are bigger, faster, and a lot more powerful.

Tagged With: ABB FIA Formula E Championship, Formula E Racing, Mouser

Nanotechnology Is Inspiring Next-Gen Batteries

On February 20, 2020 in All, Automotive, Industrial, Power by Liam Critchley

Conventional Li-ion batteries have been the staple battery technology in many devices, from phones to handheld monitoring equipment, for many years. Rather than looking into new batteries, companies are looking to further improve the status quo by incorporating nanomaterials into Li-ion electrodes.

48V Electrical Systems Shift into High Gear

On November 18, 2019 in All, Automotive, Power by TDK

The development of so-called “micro hybrid” and “mild hybrid systems” based on 48V power has shifted into high gear. Learn how versatile automotive 48V electrical systems will reduce CO2 emissions and usher in practical, super-efficient electrical subsystems.

Tagged With: 48V power, 48V systems, 48V technology, Micro hybrid, Mild hybrid, TDK

NXP Cup EMEA Finalists Set New Performance Records

On June 27, 2019 in All, Automotive, Dev Tools by Flavio Stiffan

At last we have arrived at the final stages of this year’s NXP Cup EMEA – with the best teams from all over the region heading to Bavaria to battle it out for the title over the course of two grueling days.

Autonomous Car Racing: Making it to the 2019 NXP Cup EMEA Finals

On April 16, 2019 in All, Automotive, STEAM by Flavio Stiffan

As teams moved to the next round of the NXP Cup, they had to find ingenious ways to modify the core design. By incorporating sophisticated sensors and higher performance processors, their autonomous racecars more adeptly navigated their way around the challenging course.

How Utilities Are Preparing for EVSE

On March 28, 2019 in All, Automotive, Power by David Talbott

Analysts estimate that if every car and light truck on US roads today were an EV, the amount of power they would consume would equal the US’s entire power-generation capacity. What are utility companies doing to support EV charging needs?

Anticipating EVSE Power Supply Needs

On March 27, 2019 in All, Automotive by David Talbott

A single Level 2 charging station can effectively double the electric load of a house, and commercial EVSE installations can generate very high peak loads that can incur huge unexpected demand charges on electric bills. What are the key things you need to consider when planning for EV charging?

EV Wireless Charging

On March 22, 2019 in All, Automotive, Power, Wireless by David Talbott

Proponents of wireless charging see it as a simpler, more convenient way to charge EVs because it eliminates the hassle of handling charging cables and offers a new way to charge vehicles at rest or in motion. But, is wireless charging practical, or is it just fantasy?

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