Hertfordshire UK contract manufacturer Alan Anderson Manufacturing has signed a deal with Continental Device India (CDIL) to supply discrete semiconductors including silicon carbide components. “We are taking a different approach ...
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TDK has added 20A 500W models to its i7A range of non-isolated 1/16 brick dc-dc buck converters. All of the 20A output models, called i7A48020A033V, can operate from inputs across ...
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Tektronix has taken its TAP1500 1.5GHz active single-ended probe, and stretched its 1.3m cable to seven metres “with no loss in performance”, according to the company. TAP1500L is the name ...
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WiTTRA, the Swedish IoT network specialist, has integrated UWB technology with a mesh network to combine the accuracy of UWB with the flexibility and cost-effectiveness of mesh networking. WiTTRA’s system ...
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The number of satellites in orbit that can be used for IoT connectivity will grow 150% over the next five years according to the latest findings from Juniper Research. The ...
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Omdia forecasts that quantum computing (QC) vendors will see their global revenue rise from $1.1 billion in 2023 to $28.2 billion in 2033, for a CAGR of 37.7%. North America ...
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Mobix Labs have introduced a family of filtered D-sub connectors designed to eliminate EMI in defense, aerospace, medical, and commercial applications. These connectors provide a practical solution for integrating EMI ...
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