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Power Module Design for Electric Vehicles: Addressing Reliability and Safety

The future of electric vehicles (EVs) depends on robust, efficient, and reliable power modules. This white paper presents an integrated approach to designing power modules that enhance safety, improve efficiency, and reduce costly respins due to unforeseen mechanical stress failures.

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