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Archive : 22 June 2026 год
Researchers have developed a new technique for real-time detection of faults caused by electromagnetic interference (EMI) and other external disturbances in electronic systems. This innovation enables immediate identification and mitigation of interference-induced errors, which is critical for safety-critical applications such as automotive electronics, aerospace systems, and industrial control.
Real-time detection system for interference-induced faults in electronics
Key Features of the Solution
- Real-time monitoring and fault detection
- High sensitivity to electromagnetic interference
- Low latency response to disturbances
- Capability to distinguish between different types of interference
- Integration with existing diagnostic systems
- Suitable for safety-critical applications (ISO 26262, DO-254 compliant potential)
The system continuously analyzes signal integrity and system behavior to detect anomalies caused by external interference before they lead to system failures. This proactive approach significantly improves reliability and functional safety in complex electronic environments.
Target Applications
- Automotive electronics and ADAS systems
- Aerospace and avionics
- Industrial automation and robotics
- Medical equipment
- 5G infrastructure and telecommunications
As electronic systems become more complex and operate in increasingly noisy electromagnetic environments, real-time interference fault detection is becoming essential for ensuring safety, reliability, and performance.
Source: Electronics For You
A new family of high-voltage inductors has been introduced, specifically engineered for demanding electric vehicle (EV) applications. These inductors deliver excellent performance in high-voltage DC-DC converters, onboard chargers (OBC), and powertrain systems, combining high inductance values, superior insulation, and compact size.
High-voltage inductors designed for electric vehicle power systems
Key Features
- High voltage isolation (up to 1500V or higher)
- High saturation current capability
- Low core losses at high frequencies
- Compact and lightweight design
- Robust construction for automotive environments
- AEC-Q200 qualified options
These inductors are optimized for the increasing voltage levels in modern EVs (400V and 800V architectures), helping designers achieve higher efficiency, reduced size, and improved thermal performance in power conversion stages.
Target Applications
- Onboard chargers (OBC)
- DC-DC converters
- Powertrain inverters
- Battery management systems
- 48V mild-hybrid systems
With the ongoing shift toward higher voltage platforms in electric vehicles, these high-voltage inductors provide critical support for more efficient and compact power electronics.
Source: Electronics For You