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Instead of relying solely on physical testing, MBC utilizes mathematical models to predict system behavior under varying conditions, thereby reducing the need for excessive experimentation.

In this blog, we’ll explore the differences between RS-232, CAN, and Ethernet, and how Klaric’s integration of all three provides a significant advantage in precision measurement systems.

In modern automotive engineering, in-vehicle networks (IVNs) play a crucial role in ensuring smooth communication between electronic control units (ECUs),

In the realm of ECU Development one key element in the process is having the ability to make live calibration changes on an ECU. This is a requirement for complex real-time systems, such as powertrain control systems.

Eddy Current, Magnetic or Optical – which is the optimal sensor type selection for turbocharger rotational speed measurement?

J1939 was specifically designed for the needs of the commercial vehicle industry, ensuring reliable and real-time data transmission in harsh environments like trucks, buses, and construction machinery.

Modern engineering practices often emphasize iterative design processes, where feedback continuously informs the development cycle.

As the automotive industry advances towards increasingly connected and sophisticated vehicles, diagnostics play a crucial role in maintaining vehicle health and ensuring compliance with environmental and safety regulations.

In agricultural vehicle development, calibration and data acquisition are foundational steps in creating high-performing, efficient, and reliable machines.

Ethernet is a family of networking technologies used for local area networks (LANs). Traditional or regular Ethernet is widely used in business, home, and data center environments due to its high-speed data transfer, reliability, and standardization. It is based on the IEEE 802.3 standard, providing...

n software development, minimizing the number of clicks required to perform an action is crucial for enhancing user experience and productivity.

Two-wheel vehicles today are equipped with intricate electronic control systems, including Engine Control Units (ECUs), Transmission Control Units (TCUs), and numerous sensors that monitor parameters like engine temperature, throttle position, and vehicle speed.

In the realm of automotive and industrial development, precise measurement, calibration, and real-time data acquisition are paramount. Electronic control units (ECUs) within vehicles and other embedded systems require robust CAN protocols to facilitate these tasks effectively.

The automotive industry is amid a transformative phase, driven by rapid technological advancements. Propelled by increasing vehicle complexity and sophistication, testing and development methods are evolving too.

API scripting allows engineers to automate and customize software centric testing processes. This approach not only streamlines workflows but can also be used to enhance the accuracy and repeatability of tests across a wide range of criteria.

In the dynamic landscape of automotive technology, On-Board Diagnostics (OBD) standards play a pivotal role in ensuring vehicle performance, emissions compliance, and overall diagnostic capabilities.

Polyamide 11 (PA-11), also known as Nylon 11, stands out as a versatile and resilient polymer with a wide range of uses. Its impact on companies like Accurate Technologies Inc. (ATI) is profound, influencing the performance, durability, and sustainability of a range of its hardware products.

High voltage data acquisition equipment plays a critical role in the development of Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) powertrains, which are integral to the shift towards sustainable transportation.

Controller Area Network (CAN) technology has been a staple in the automotive industry for decades, providing a reliable and efficient means of communication between electronic control units in vehicles.