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Developing low-power wireless sensor nodes
Microchip announces the industry’s smallest IEEE 802.15.4-compliant module that combines an ultra-low-power microcontroller (MCU) with …
Read More »Ultra-compact integrated circuits for torque control
Motion control experts INMOCO have available a new torque control IC (integrated circuit), designed for …
Read More »Report highlights success of STEM education strategy
RS Components (RS) has released a report highlighting the impact of its Science, Technology, Engineering …
Read More »When is a screw not a screw? When it’s a coated fastener
The latest technological innovations reach a wide variety of industries and components, even revolutionising the …
Read More »Top considerations for design and build in hazardous environments
Here, Paul Mannion explains the considerations that should be made when designing for builds in …
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Conrad Business Supplies addresses B2B customer requirements in the medical area with TRACO POWER’s open-frame, …
Read More »Variable drives deliver intelligence and potential energy savings of up to 80%
RS Components has introduced an innovative frequency converter from Rexroth that delivers potential energy savings …
Read More »Metal pre-treatment: process control system tackles key challenges
Henkel has introduced a new process control system that addresses key challenges in metal pre-treatment …
Read More »Unthreaded standoffs: quick attachment and removal of stacked components without using screws
New PEM SMTSK unthreaded standoffs from PennEngineering permanently surface mount on printed circuit boards to …
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