What Race Car Teams Can Learn from Passenger Car Designers
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ABSTRACT
Racing design lags behind its peers in the commodity automobile industry in some key respects, particularly in the realm of electrical design. This paper explains how today’s automated ECAD tools, widely used among consumer OEMs, can help race teams bring reliable, compact, cost-effective electrical system designs to their platforms in minimal time.
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