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Volt teardown at Design Automation Conference
6 June 2012
SAN FRANCISCO–The teardown of the Chevy Volt has been so popular that the organizers of the 49th Design Automation Conference here asked us to reprise it for their audience.
Al Steier and I did so this week, but before that, I invited Steier to join our EE Times live-streaming interview program to talk about our project so far:
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