will consolidate five businesses into one company: China and Northeast Asia Business, Home Appliance Business, Air-conditioning and Indoor Air Quality Business, Commercial Refrigeration & Distribution Business and Electrical Equipment Business. In addition, Automotive Business, Smart Life Network (AVC) Business, Housing System Business, Gemba (operation frontlines) Process Business, Device Business and Energy Business will also be separated and ...

News  Updated at: 2020/11/13

Vehicle AVC equipment in Japan records double digit y/y increase in shipments According to the Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association, the value of consumer electronic product shipment in Japan totaled JPY 99.3 billion in April 2017 for a year-over-year (y/y) increase (4.6%) for the 6th month in a row. Thanks to strong automobile sales, the shipment value of car AVC equipment was JPY 44.4 billion (up 10.5% y/y), recor...

News  Updated at: 2017/06/08

tes a number of unique processes and components that will drive new technologies across the organization. -Front cover modules with integrated seals: Freudenberg’s Gaskets Lead Center facility supplies plastic carrier gaskets onto which a FKM elastomer seal is molded. -Automated Visual Control (AVC) system: Using automated visual inspection and laser etching to automatically check parts for many different defects which cannot be seen through ...

News  Updated at: 2017/01/09

TrelleborgVibracoustic develops vibration control for electric vehicles with range extender TrelleborgVibracoustic has developed an active vibration control for electric vehicles with range extender. The system enhances driving comfort by eliminating vibrations of the 3- or 4-cylinder combustion engine used to extend the driving range. The TrelleborgVibracoustic Active Vibration Control (AVC) system identifies and cancels specific dominant struct...

News  Updated at: 2014/07/02

Trelleborg develops new technology to solve noise issues Trelleborg Automotive announced that it launched its Active Vibration Control (AVC) technology that solves noise issues in hybrid cars. AVC monitors changing noise and vibration conditions by incorporating a microphone in the cabin as an error sensor, rather than the traditional accelerometer mounted adjacent to the actuator. Data from the microphone is fed into an Electronic Control Unit (...

News  Updated at: 2011/11/14