Cars are increasingly filled with complex electronic components, from advanced driver-assistance systems to headlights with PCB boards to bumpers with sensors. These “smart” features create new complexities for design engineers – fitting more powerful components into tight spaces, mitigating increased heat and designing for 5G frequencies – that can quickly lead to the “oh no” moment. Read this article from Laird’s Daniel Ramirez to learn how to overcome these unprecedented challenges in automotive design.
Automotive design engineers: Avoid the “oh no” moment
