Mechanical Properties Study of High-Quality Spring Steel 60Si2CrVA
Source Wang Yuqiu, Fu Fengqin. Mechanical Properties Study of High-Quality Spring Steel 60Si2CrVA [J]. Heavy Industry Technology, 2005, (03): 37-38.
Automotive Engineering
Innovative Ventilator Designs by American Engineers
At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, due to the severe shortage of ventilators and other medical supplies, patients who could have lived lost their chance of survival. In response, various parties actively sought solutions, and the U.S. Department of Defense launched an innovative challenge for homemade ventilators. The purpose of the challenge is to … Read more
Matlab Simscape Model Referencing
Model referencing is very useful in large modeling, so everyone can refer to it. This video is adapted from YouTube.
Why Hardware Engineers Should Focus on This Over Technology
It’s common to hear hardware engineers who have been working for a few years complain about their monotonous and uninteresting jobs. They often find themselves repeating various board connections daily, occasionally performing simple debugging without even touching ICs or components like resistors and capacitors. This long-term, tedious, and low-technical work leads many entry-level hardware engineers … Read more
Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow of Automotive Electronic ECU
The industry has observed that Bosch is recommending the distributed implementation of domain controllers, which marks a strategic shift in the global automotive multinational OEM vehicle development and launch. This article mainly discusses the differentiation of domain control under the overall vehicle strategy, starting with the core point of distributed implementation of domain controllers—automotive modularization. … Read more
ECU Tuning: Beyond Just Power Enhancement
ECU is a term that is often heard but rarely practiced. It sounds simple to tune the ECU, with no risks involved, while enhancing horsepower, reducing fuel consumption, and even prolonging engine life? If it were that easy, those engineers at the manufacturers earning six figures should be fired. So today, let’s discuss some common … Read more
Can Tuning a 320 ECU Make It a 328? The Truth Revealed
I’m starting a column to discuss specific tuning topics. Since this article serves as a welcome gift to all of you, it must be direct and tackle a hotly debated topic. Let’s talk about ECU tuning? Currently, the opinions on ECU tuning are divided into two distinct camps: don’t tune, or the engine will blow; … Read more
Understanding DSP: What Is It?
â–˛ For more exciting content, please click on the blue text above to follow us! Engineers are familiar with CPU and MCU, and there is another member that everyone often hears about: DSP! What exactly is DSP? Let’s explore through a story! Source: Huawei Kirin Recommended Reading How many MOSFETs does a car actually need? … Read more
Chassis Domain Functional Safety Verification Based on Fault Injection
Background of the Live Broadcast With the wave of electrification and intelligence in the automotive industry, along with the implementation of mandatory national standards, the importance of functional safety has become increasingly prominent. For OEMs, new models must pass the functional safety verification of the steering system, and in the future, with the introduction of … Read more
Chassis Domain Functional Safety Validation Based on Fault Injection
With the wave of electrification and intelligence in automobiles, along with the implementation of mandatory standards in related countries, the importance of functional safety has become increasingly prominent. For manufacturers, new models must pass functional safety validation for the steering system, and in the future, with the introduction of GB21670, validation for the braking system … Read more