Unwanted electrical noise and voltage ripples in high-voltage busbars cause signal degradation and component damage. Mitigating these disturbances ensures electromagnetic compatibility and prevents circuit failure in electric drivetrains.

Sudden electrical surges or persistent current flow during faults pose catastrophic risks to vehicle electronics and passenger safety. Preventing these failures ensures system integrity and prevents thermal runaway.

High current densities in power modules cause thermal stress and mechanical fatigue at electrical junctions. Preventing these failure modes ensures long-term reliability and higher power density capabilities.