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by Knowles
Technical Paper
For EV design engineers and purchasing agents, the drive towards increased electrification of the automotive drive train results in the challenge of finding cutting-edge components that can handle increasing temperatures, voltage, and power without sacrificing reliability, availability, and footprint. Automotive-grade multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) are commonly used in EV electronics and subsystems because of their high temperature ratings, tiny size, and easy surface mount form factor. However, in order to qualify for EV applications, they must meet specialized requirements. This white paper will review the varying requirements MLCCs have to meet within EV susbsystems.
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Knowles Precision Devices (KPD), focuses on production of a wide variety of highly engineered Capacitors and Microwave to Millimeter Wave components for use in critical applications in military,... Read More
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