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Automobile & Transportation

Automotive Connecting Rod Bearing

Types
Aluminum Automotive Connecting Rod Bearing · Stainless Steel Automotive Connecting Rod Bearing · High-carbon Steel Automotive Connecting Rod Bearing
Applications
Passenger Cars · Commercial Cars

5 editions5 January 2026

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Electronics & Semiconductor

Automotive Connectivity Control Unit Platform

A vehicle connectivity control-unit platform with specified communication hardware, software and system interfaces.

Types
In-Vehicle Communication Platform · Wireless Communication platform · Other Communications Platform
Applications
Mobile Communication/V2x Control Gateway/Switch · Application Service Support · And Security Maintenance

5 editions13 August 2026

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Automobile & Transportation

Automotive Connector Seals

Automotive Connector Seals refers to elastomeric or other seals limiting fluid and contaminant ingress at connector interfaces. The seal maintains a defined boundary through controlled contact or face geometry; media, motion and hardware finish determine service behaviour.

Types
Rubber Seal · Silicone Seal · Others
Applications
Commercial Vehicle · Passenger Car

5 editions5 March 2026

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Automobile & Transportation

Automotive Connectors

Connectors are critical to today's cars. Without them, it would be nearly impossible to build or service a car. Whenever a bundle of wires passes through or attaches to a component of the car that might have to be removed, there must be a connector there to allow for that removal. A single connector can have more than 100 wires.

Types
Wire to Wire Connector · Wire to Board Connector · Board to Board Connector
Applications
CCE · Powertrain · Safety & Security

5 editions21 December 2025

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Automobile & Transportation

Automotive Constant Velocity Joint

Constant-velocity joints (CV joints) allow a drive shaft to transmit power through a variable angle, at constant rotational speed, without an appreciable increase in friction or play. They are mainly used in front wheel drive vehicles, and many modern rear wheel drive cars with independent rear suspension typically use CV joints at the ends of the rear axle half shafts and increasingly use them on the prop shafts (drive shafts).

Types
Outboard Joints · Inboard Joints
Applications
Passenger Vehicle · Commercial Vehicle

5 editions1 January 2026

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