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Ethernet automotive solution delivers 100Mbps over unshielded single twisted pair cable Read more...
Tags: AEC-Q100 qualification, automotive Ethernet, automotive Ethernet connectivity, BCM8910, BCM89200, BCM89500, BCM89501, BCM89610, BMW, Broadcom, BrodR-Reach automotive portfolio, Freescale Semiconductor, Harman International, Hyundai, Jaguar Land Rover, next-generation connected car, NXP Semiconductors, OPEN (One-Pair Ether-Net) Alliance Special Interest Group, TS16949-compliant, unshielded single twisted-pair cable
By Paul Hansen, Editor & Publisher, The Hansen Report on Automotive Electronics http://hansenreport.com
While it’s not yet back to where it was in 2007, the automotive electronics industry in North America is certainly better off this year than it was last year. North American light vehicle production Read more...
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