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Old 08-12-2020, 03:28 PM   #1
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Default Whitepaper on 12/48VDC automotive systems

Not specifically RV-related, but:

DigiKey just published a fascinating (though somewhat technical) white paper on the evolution of automotive electrical systems, which emphasis on the co-existence of 12VDC and 48VDC systems.

https://www.digikey.com/en/articles/...R5Q1EifQ%3D%3D

Pretty interesting glimpse into what the design engineers are thinking about these days.
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long time discussion, I went to car school in early 90's and was a subject then- students and instructors (with a memory of the widespread change from 6 to 12 volt)- anticipating 24 or 36 volt becoming std



The weight/mpg is the driver for higher voltage as wire strands can be thinner/lighter. saving hundreds of pounds in a vehicle


for most users there is little need for holdover of legacy products at 12 volts- the only thing the driver brings is a 5V phone- everything in the car can be native 48 V and the owner would never know.


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