Protecting electronics in the automotive environment...a webinar

[KMoffett]

It comes up periodically...how to protect electronic circuits in the automotive environment. This a 3 day, 45 minute/day webinar:
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It's by Littlefuse, but I hope there is enough general info to make it worth attending.

Ken

 

[jpanhalt]

Thanks. Some look like real winners for a hobbyist, like the session at 1400 on October 15. I hope they have some practical advice.

John

 

[KeepItSimpleStupid]

Wow! I've posted Littlefuse's application note about transisents numerous times.

I think one of the most useful devices is the "surge stopper" by Linear Technology: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...=v2cTTT7wIJEsQVg81oGZ6A&bvm=bv.76943099,d.cWc

We do have, automotive qualified and space qualified devices. It seems that medically qualified is yet another hurdle.

it's not like a water heater warranty, where price determines the warranty. I heard that in a lot of cases the water heaters are made on the same assembly line. Just the warranty for 5 yr, 10 yr and 15 yr's cost more.

For the space, military and automotive qualifications, more individual testing is done on each device and through design, the