The company that invented the pneumatic nailer used Performance Electronics to design and manufacture a field data acquisition system.

The performance aftermarket division of a global transportation company partnered with Performance Electronics to make the leap into the electronic product segment.

A stand-alone servo module for closed loop motor position was developed for transportation and related industries. Use cases include electronic throttle and bypass valve control in combustion engines.

When a transportation company was having difficulty sourcing the display for their transmission controller, they tasked Performance Electronics with developing and manufacturing a new and improved solution.

Our client required a module that would work with many commonly available ethanol sensors to transmit fuel temp and ethanol content to a mobile app, or a host of third party aftermarket devices.

The electric vehicle sound generator can provide pedestrians an audible safety warning, but also enhance the owner’s driving experience by making their EV sound more like a throaty muscle car.

A global consumer products company required a method for collecting quantitative engineering data from consumers while using product in their homes.

This project involved designing and manufacturing an electronic gateway, utilizing multiple communication protocols, to interface with an electronic control module. The WCU allowed multiple sources including mobile apps and key fobs to interact with the vehicle controller.

An existing client requested a next-generation electronic control system for their suspension kits. The package included all electronics, mobile apps and all necessary wiring harnesses.