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Microsystems for the automotive industry

International Electron Devices Meeting 2000. Technical Digest. IEDM (Cat. No.00CH37138), 2002
Sensors are enabling components for the functionality of an ever increasing number of electronic systems in the car. These systems help to improve fuel efficiency and to reduce emissions. Electronic systems also increase the safety and comfort of the driver.
J. Marek, M. Illing
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EMC and the automotive industry

Electronics & Communications Engineering Journal, 1992
Modern motor cars and trucks depend increasingly on sophisticated electronic control systems to make life more comfortable for the driver and to enhance vehicle safety. Itis important that these systems neither radiate excessive electromagnetic noise, which could cause interference withon-board or domestic radio reception, nor be susceptible to the ...
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Challenges to the automotive industry

AIP Conference Proceedings, 1981
A brief report on GMR is presented covering the early days with Boss Ket to such current problems as fuel efficiency and government regulations. (AIP)
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Fuel cell application in the automotive industry and future perspective

, 2021
A. Olabi, T. Wilberforce, M. Abdelkareem
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Pricing in the Automotive Industry

2020
The automotive industry is one of the most important industries in the Europe Union. This industry sector provides direct and indirect jobs to 13.8 million Europeans, representing 6.1 percent of the total EU employment. 2.6 million people work in direct manufacturing of motor vehicles, representing 8.5 percent of EU employment in manufacturing.
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The Automotive Industrial Policy

2010
The ultimate aim of the 1994 Automotive Industrial Policy (hereafter the ’94 AIP) was to remake the Chinese auto sector into a modern and complete auto industry, and transform it into a pillar industry (zhizhu chanye), an engine of growth and modernization for the entire economy. The ’94 AIP also revealed that the Chinese government would rely strongly
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Polyolefins in Automotive Industry

2015
Polyolefins in automobiles have experienced a great deal of interest in the last twenty years, and their applications have been increasing with a tendency of further growth compared with other materials used in automobiles. The major advantages of polyolefin materials are their functionality, cost-effective manufacturing methods, and comparatively ...
Jithin Joy, Sabu Thomas, Hanna J. Maria, Igor Krupa, Cintil Jose Chirayil   +4 more
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Recent developments in the manufacturing technologies of composite components and their cost-effectiveness in the automotive industry: A review study

Composite structures, 2021
M. Sarfraz, H. Hong, S. Kim
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COMIC II in the Automotive Industry

Applied Optics, 1969
The new Colorant Mixture Computer (COMIC II) has been designed as a tool for use in matching and controlling color production. It does not replace a trained colorist, but frees him of routine color matching problems. Some of the theory and practice of COMIC II applications in the automotive industry are described.
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Additive manufacturing for the automotive industry

Additive Manufacturing, 2021
J. Vasco
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