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Written by Markus Fabich, Strategic Marketing Manager at Olympus Europa Advancing microscopy for electronics inspection Microscopes have formed an integral part of electronics inspection for decades, and are used along the supply chain to check that finished products or individual parts are within specifications. And as products and specifications have evolved, so have modern industrial ...
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Compact and cost-effective solutions for professionals. LS and DRB power supplies by TDK-Lambda LS series – modular, switched-mode power supplies Universal DIN rail-mounted DBR series power supplies In industrial and other professional applications, the power source plays a key role. Its unreliability is one of the most frequent causes of equipment failure. A power supply ...
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Bus-based scan data distribution architecture enables true bottom-up DFT flows, writes Geir Eide of Siemens Digital Industries Software. The dramatic rise in manufacturing test time for today’s large and complex SoCs is rooted in the use of traditional approaches to moving scan test data from chip-level pins to core-level scan channels. The pin-multiplexing (mux) approach ...
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Overcurrents aren’t the only threat to modern electronics, writes The SCHURTER Group. Excessively high temperatures are increasingly becoming the number one enemy due to high power density. But how can such a danger be avoided? It makes sense to use thermal fuses. Or even better: thermal fuses with that certain extra. A characteristic of modern electronics ...
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Most international travellers arriving and departing from Los Angeles International Airport probably haven’t noticed the thermal imaging cameras mounted on what look like streetlights inside the terminal, writes Texas Instruments’ Apoorva Awasthy. But travellers with a temperature above 38°C may be familiar with the new thermal screening technology deployed there this summer. That’s because airport ...
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Advanced audio automotive systems with active noise cancellation, in-cabin communication and hands-free voice communication make cars quieter and enable a rich passenger experience. As these trends continue, a scalable, flexible and high-performance audio front-end is required. Available in package- and software-compatible 2/4/6/8 channels, the PCM6xx0-Q1 audio ADCs integrate a programmable microphone bias and microphone diagnostics. These ...
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Relec Electronics shows how Mornsun’s SCM1212A fixed input push-pull control chips have opened up design possibilities for low profile designs in industrial telemetry. The specialist in power design can draw on its wide range of AC-DC power supplies, DC-DC converters and EMC filters to source the most appropriate products for applications that are specifically tailored ...
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