Why you should never plug a USB killer into a car. Understanding the 200V voltage surge threat to infotainment systems, ...

Today’s consumers carry their portable devices (PDs) like smartphones, tablets, and media players everywhere. But when you bring these PDs into an automobile, they may not charge quickly or charge at ...

A USB port in a car has become standard equipment on vehicles these days and is often place right beneath the infotainment system or on the infotainment system. For instances cars like Ford Ecosport ...

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If you're planning a long road trip, it's smart to decide which USB‑powered gadgets you'll bring along in the car. Here are some great options.

Delphi has introduced a Universal Serial Bus (USB) consumer port that serves as an interface between the vehicle’s electrical system and external consumer equipment. This is the supplier’s first ...

USB ports in automotive charging applications must fit inside small spaces without overheating—a problem exacerbated when there are two ports. This automotive-grade dual-port charger solution ...

As automotive manufacturers continue to add more functions to vehicles that integrate with mobile-phone applications, the role of USB is rapidly expanding. To support the driver-assistance and ...

MAX25430 slashes design size up to 40 percent and eliminates microcontrollers, metal enclosures and heat sinks for 25 percent lower cost than competitive solutions Automotive multimedia hubs, ...

Over the last 10 years, automotive infotainment system features have significantly changed. In 2009, leading automotive publications ranked both built-in navigation systems and DVD players in the top ...

USB ports are everywhere on our devices because they're vital for charging and transferring data. Just make sure you know ...

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