June 20, 2024
2:00 PM ET / 1:00 PM CT / 11:00 AM PT / 7:00 PM GMT
Duration: 1 hour
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Summary
Dive into the benefits of 48-volt systems and explore cutting-edge connectors. Join the conversation and stay ahead in electrified applications!
Have you caught wind of the latest trend in electric vehicles, where 48-volt systems are becoming the standard for primary vehicle circuits? If this piques your interest, you're invited to join the experts from Mouser and Molex as they delve into the benefits of 48-volt electrical systems. They’ll also share the latest developments in miniaturized connector technology that promises to cut costs, conserve space, and simplify wiring across a broad spectrum of electrified applications.
Moreover, the shift towards 48-volt systems for powering sensors, motors, electronic control units (ECUs), and other key components is gaining traction among designers. This higher-voltage approach ensures the same power delivery with reduced current, allowing for the use of lighter, slimmer cabling. In parallel, electric vehicle (EV) powertrains are advancing towards higher-voltage systems, incorporating more efficient controllers and wiring frameworks.
Speaker
Kirk Ulery
Distribution Business Development Manager
As a Distribution Business Development Manager for Molex, Kirk Ulery focuses on automotive and transportation applications. Kirk has more than 20 years of experience in the automotive and computer industries and now collaborates with business partners to help customers implement rugged and reliable interconnect solutions that solve electrification challenges. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology from Messiah University.
Host
Andy Turudic
Technology Editor
Andy Turudic is a Technology Editor for Electronic Design Magazine, primarily covering Analog and Mixed-Signal circuits and devices. He holds a Bachelor's in EE from the University of Windsor (Ontario Canada) and has been involved in electronics, and gearhead stuff, for a bit over a half century. Andy's blogs and articles can be found here.
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