The types of devices being deployed in cars and how they differ in functionality. Why each device type requires a different test technique. Determining the best approach for the specific application.

The automobile sector must ensure that its products can function in such a wide temperature range and with such fast temperature fluctuations without failing or experiencing material fatigue. An ...

High-performance bonding materials like OEM-specified polyurethane and acrylic tapes are the ideal method when it comes to automotive attachment applications. Selecting the right tape for your ...

Simulation technology is widely used across the automotive industry from product simulation to ADAS development and crash testing scenarios. Engineering simulation company, Ansys, has been utilising ...

Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have been used for everything from inks for printed electronics, to 3-D-printed metamaterial, to photovoltaic solar panels. They're also being used to create a novel thermal ...

Advanced materials drive key improvements in automotive vehicles, benefiting manufacturers and consumers. As a result, ensuring reliable testing methods is essential. Image Credit: PerkinElmer The ...

Semiconductors are everywhere: in computers, phones, public transport, TVs, and cars – the list is only growing longer. But to manufacture semiconductors, there must be stringent controls to avoid ...

There once was a time when the most sophisticated electronic testing instrument for automobiles was the dwell meter. Well, needless to say—that was then. Today’s vehicles are rapidly become more ...

Compared to metals such as aluminum and steel, the number of stiffness and strength properties associated with polymer matrix composites (PMCs) is extensive. For metals, these mechanical properties ...