Sensor Technology has torque sensor accurate to ±0.1% of full-scale, that has its sensing head and electronics in separate housings. “This has two advantages,” according to the company. “The sensing ...
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CUI Devices has started making a selection of pogo pins and PCB pins – the former being spring-loaded and the latter rigid. The PCB pins are all press-fit, while the ...
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Nanotec has introduced UL/CSA certified 56mm flange (NEMA23) stepper motors with integrated position encoders. There are four ASA5618 motors, giving options on 140 or 230Nm torgue (which corresponds to 88 ...
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Ceva has introduced a multi-radio intellectual property package for IoT IC designers that combines Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.4 and 802.15.4 modems with a 2.4GHz transceiver aimed at TSMC’s 22nm process. ...
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The Q1 smartphone market grew 7.8% q-o-q to 289.4 million units, says IDC. It was the third consecutive quarter of market growth, Top 5 Companies, Worldwide Smartphone Shipments, Market Share, ...
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Last year, China shifted its focus to thermal imaging technologies, and securing 50% of the 2023 worldwide market, reports Yole Developpement. While Chinese players are focusing on volume-driven segments, longstanding ...
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Insight SiP, the miniature RF module developer, has launched its ISP5261 Wi-Fi 6 module. This module acts as a fully functioning Bluetooth® LE and Wi-Fi radio node, capable of a ...
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A new report is highlighting opportunities for UK quantum computing companies in Japan. The country is investing to accelerate the development of commercial applications in fields such as chemistry, financial ...
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