Quantifying the 48-Volt Opportunity in Low-Voltage Electrification

As automakers and their suppliers strive to make vehicles that meet stricter fuel emissions and efficiency standards, the internal combustion engine is running out of cost-effective ways of reducing fuel consumption. Low-voltage hybrids, such as 12 V and 48 V architectures, are promising technologie...

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