EMC Passive Components for Automotive Applications

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Recorded03 Mar 2022

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Anymore, passive components that are only AEC-Q200 tested are not enough for the use in automotive application. Many more tests are needed for qualification for a good design and high quality component because without electronics, our vehicles would not operate. In this podcast, we discuss a few little design tips using passive components that are adequate enough to pass AEC-Q22 qualifications and complete a reliable automotive design. Click here to watch the complete WEbinar on demand, or visit Würth Elektronik online at www.we-online.com/webinars.

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