When your next tractor is a Tesla

The promises of lower energy costs, increased productivity and greater reliability, and the pressures from emissions regulation, are driving rapid EV innovation in agricultural and other off-road equipment.

How engineers cut development time in half for an EV fire warning system

Through rapid prototyping, Amphenol developed sensor modules that reliably detect carbon dioxide and hydrogen from cell decomposition venting for early warning of lithium cell thermal runaway.

A shortcut to save days costs weeks instead

Are you tempted to take an engineering shortcut in your next design? Take one supplier partner engineer’s experience and advice that there’s an excellent chance it will come back and bite you.

Get ready to replace your prototype with a virtual model

The sand is shifting between what is real and what is virtual. If the result is the same, does it matter? The engineering community is embracing virtual prototyping to increase innovation and reduce time to market.

Remote testing gives RF engineers a short-cut to mmWave application development

For RF engineers working on mmWave applications, limited access to hardware and test equipment can mean delays, cost and complexity. Remote testing over a secure internet connection lets engineers jump directly to application development.

Somewhere Between the Flintstones and the Jetsons

Learn more about developing adaptable automotive automation with Xilinx