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Electronics — The key to the hybrid

Elektronik — Schlüssel zum Hybrid

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Hybrid technology is currently in the spotlight of discussions, as it is a very promising approach for reducing CO2 emissions. FEV Motorentechnik is increasingly playing a major role in the implementation of this technology in production vehicles. In the process, electronics is an important key element on the path to, and for the success of, the hybrid.

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  1. Martin Pischinger
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  2. Hans Kemper
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  3. Axel Schlosser
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Pischinger, M., Kemper, H., Schlosser, A. et al. Electronics — The key to the hybrid. ATZ Elektron Worldw 2, 2–5 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03242114

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