Engineering Progress

Enabled by semiconductor technology, vehicle-to-grid (V2G) bidirectional charging can provide battery power to reinforce electric grids during peak demand and power your home when electricity is expensive or out.

As automakers consider new EV battery chemistries, battery management systems (BMS) with advanced semiconductor technologies are more critical than ever.

Dan, a pioneer in millimeter wave radar applications, has a vision for the future of sensing technology. She’s a pioneer in cascaded mmWave sensors – high-resolution image sensors that help vehicles detect objects far ahead with better clarity – and is passionate about developing algorithms for new mmWave applications.

Advanced driver assistance systems make cars safer and smarter, helping carmakers achieve their vision for a collision-free future.

Innovations in semiconductor packaging are helping meet demands for smaller, faster and more reliable chips that deliver high performance, improved power efficiency and lower costs.

Integrating powertrain systems into a compact mechanical enclosure can lead to more affordable, more efficient electric vehicles (EVs).

As consumers expect better performance out of their electronics, mitigating electromagnetic interference (EMI) becomes a bigger problem to solve.

From electric vehicle charging stations to solar energy solutions, cities are becoming more efficient through technology advances like real-time control.