Date
03/30/2026
Bourns today announced that its SSA-2 Series analog current sensors are now available with an AEC-Q compliant components assembly option. The addition targets engineers developing high-reliability power systems where component qualification is a formal requirement—giving them a path to AEC-Q compliance without rebuilding their qualification process from the ground up.
In automotive, industrial, and energy applications, passive devices operating under harsh conditions—temperature cycling, vibration, and mechanical shock—are routinely required to meet AEC-Q qualification standards. For design teams working against tight program timelines, the qualification process itself can become a bottleneck. AEC-Q compliant component sourcing also aligns with automotive OEM requirements and supports PPAP and automotive validation workflows, reducing compliance risk at the system level.
“The SSA-2 Series already delivers the accuracy and stability that demanding power applications require. Adding an AEC-Q compliant assembly option means engineers working in automotive and high-reliability environments can specify the SSA-2 with greater confidence in their qualification path.”
— Javier Navarro, Product Engineer Manager Sensors & Controls, Bourns, Inc.
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The AEC-Q compliant assembly option for the Bourns® SSA-2 Series Analog Current Sensors is available now. Full specifications and ordering information are available here.