TDK Corporation presents the B82559A*A033 series of new shielded EPCOS ERU33 high-current chokes for through-hole mounting.

TDK's B43652 series of snap-in aluminium electrolytic capacitors for OBC applications are characterized by very compact dimensions and very high ripple current-carrying capacity.

The new sensors from TDK offer guidance and assistance to aid carmakers and tier 1 suppliers with implementation.

The new HVC 5221D and HVC 5222C are focused on individual motor types to enable lower-cost and smaller-form-factor applications. Samples are already available and the start of production is planned for the beginning of 2024.

TDK's common mode choke coils are designed to have both excellent interline stray capacitance and mode conversion properties, making them the ideal product for 10BASE-T1S.

TDK Corporation has announced the introduction of its new ACT1210E Series (3.2 x 2.5 x 2.5 ㎜ (L x W x H)) of common mode filter for automotive Ethernet 10BASE-T1S. Mass production of this new common mode filter began in February 2023.

TDK offers a lineup of chip varistors as components that can protect circuits from ESD. Using actual devices, this article presents examples of ESD countermeasures using chip varistors for actual failures that occur when ESD enters a device.

TDK Corporation have announces the full-scale production of InvenSense IAM-20685, the smallest ASIL-B monolithic 6-axis MEMS IMU developed in compliance with ISO 26262 for ADAS and autonomous car systems.

TDK Corporation will showcase more than 30 technology demonstrations and experiences across its component and system solution portfolio for the entire spectrum of electronics applications at the 2023 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada, from January 5th through January 8th. Additionally, TDK plans to release multiple product and partner announcements for its InvenSense brand MEMS sensors throughout the week of the conference.

The automobile has been undergoing a substantial transformation in recent years. With the advent of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), the shift toward electric vehicles, and the growing sophistication of infotainment, cars have evolved to the point where they can be considered advanced electronic devices.