Automotive Engineering International 2004-09-01
- Ultracapacitors charge ahead
The limitations of current energy-storage solutions could encourage consideration of these alternative solutions, but more engineering work needs to be done to reduce costs. - Technology for all
Automotive industry executives expect high-end technologies, once considered only for inclusion in luxury cars, to increasingly make their way into entry- and mid-level vehicles in the very near future. - Convergence continues
A lot of automotive electronics ground has been covered at the Convergence conferences past, and there's more to come at this year's show in October. - Fueling the next generation
As hydrogen joins the battle for automotive power with gasoline and diesel, the future could be more choices rather than one winner. - Bringing down the noise
To reduce noise and vibration from a cylinder-on-demand engine in three-cylinder mode, engineers at Honda R&D have developed an active engine mount system - Exhaust tones
Longer life, less pressure, and better appearance would do us all good, but for exhaust systems, they are mandatory--and on a tight budget. - Timing demands get real
Real-time operating systems are being adopted to keep up with the growing number of speedy electronics. - Simulated sound
Simulators bring NVH testing to the forefront of the vehicle design process.
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